Maths Spl

You have various options to opt for:
1. Actuarial Sciences
2. MBA
3. GMAT
4. GRE
5. Banking and finance
6. Data Analyst

You have so much time to think about your career. Don't worry about it at this movement. You can go to the army after 12th with PCM or can continue your study.

If you really are into mathematics and want to study further then only you should for M.Sc. And if believe in entering the real world and want to look for a job and earn by yourself then I would say banking and finance is better.

The fees structure for B.Sc maths varies from university to university and from college to college. For exmaple the fees for B.Sc mathematics in different colleges of Delhi University in North Campus varies from 13000-20000 whereas the fees for some colleges in South Campus or off campus colleges is around 7000.

It is clearly mentioned in the guidelines of Delhi University that you can't opt for economics (Hons) if you haven't studied maths till 12th. You can't opt B.Com (Hons) too but you can go for B.Com programme.

If you want to teach the students interested in the preparation of IIT there is no restriction that you have to choose B.Tech or B.Sc. You can do either one of them. There are many B.Tech holders who are even pursuing M.Tech and becoming lecturers. So it's up to you in the field you are interested. technical or non-technical.

Hello, Yes, you should have maths in your 12th class to appear in IIT JAM Biotechnology exam.
To appear in JAM Exam, you should also satisfy all the other eligibility conditions. The eligibility criteria is based on three factors:
1. Nationality
2. Age Limit
3. Educational Qualification
So, you should satisfy all these eligibility factors if you want to appear in IIT JAM Exam. Best of luck!

Usually, a minimum of best of four 97.5%/97.8% is required. That's the minimum. Scoring a 98 or above would be on the safer side.
Maths is required as one of your subjects in +2, and you need to pass in it. However, it's usually not calculated in the best of four.

Yes, maths, English and science are compulsory subjects.