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Whatever weapons industry India has is in the hands of the public sector. You have the gun factories, ordinance and armament factories, all under the ministry of Science and tech or defense. These organizations have their own independent recruitment process. DRDO is an organisation that works in the field of development of weapon systems. It has undertaken the development of many useful technologies associated with warfare. Weapon systems require engineers from all streams including avionics and aerospace. NAL is another organisation that contributes to weapon engineering. HAL is one of the premier avionics and aircraft manufacturing outfits that is deep into weapon systems. There are many PSUs involved in shipbuilding in Kochi, Karwar, Kolkata and other places which involve state of art weapon systems. Most of these defense-related organizations recruit standard run-of-the-mill engineers from electrical, mechanical, computer, telecom, production streams ( the list is not exhaustive. They often have vacancies for general graduate trainees as well as Scientist / Engineer posts) through their own recruitment process. No, they do not do campus because that would be unfair to other institutions I guess. However, ISRO provides special B.Tech / M.Tech / Combined courses in Avionics and aerospace. Absorption isn't guaranteed. But graduating from that course gives you a head start for weapon engineering not only in India but abroad too. Most of these PSUs involved in weapons and armaments/ordinance systems are involved in the latest state of art technologies. The latest Indian GPS system is more a weapon engineering initiative rather than a public utility. Currently, India is opening up its weapon industry to private and international businesses. They are slowly picking up their paces to compete with the PSU organizations.

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It's good that you have studied Mathematics in your 12th standard. There are a lot of degree options available for you after your 12th Class, such as: BCA, BBA, B.Com, B.Sc (Comp. Sc. ), B.Sc. (IT), B.Sc (Hons) Economics, B.A. (Journalism & Mass Communication), B. Design (Interior & Furniture), B. Design (Multimedia), B. Design (Gaming), B. Design (Film & TV Production ) or you can go for any of the law degree like B.A + LL.B hons or BBA + LL.B Hons. or B.Com + LL.B hons. , and many more. You can choose any of the above mentioned degrees according to your interest. But the most important thing is that from where you pursue your graduation. Its better to choose good institute or university which offers you good practical and industrial exposure, good placements like:
Lovely Professional University- Punjab, Sri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) - Delhi, Amity University, Symbiosis Institute of business management, Christ university and few others.
I hope it helps.

Scope for Higher Studies after B.Sc. Mathematics:
There various options available for B.Sc. Mathematics graduate to pursue their higher studies. Details of best higher studies options for B.Sc. Mathematics graduates are given below. M.Sc. Another option is to do Masters Degree in Economics or Econometrics. This will help them to pursue one of the best career options, Indian Economics Services (IES). MCA Master of Computer Application MCA is the best higher study option for the B.Sc. Mathematics graduates who wish to pursue their career in IT sector. Research Agencies like Defense Research and Development organisation prefer MCA graduates with Mathematics background in their Remote Sensing Centers. So MCA is a good higher study option for the graduates in B.Sc. Mathematics. MBA: Master of Business Administration (MBA) is the best higher study option for the B.Sc. Mathematics graduates who wish to pursue their career in Management field. If they do the specialisation in Finance in MBA, then they can reach up to higher positions like Chief Finance Officer in Corporate Sector. Regards.