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B.Sc. Stands for Bachelor of Science. B.Sc. Computer Science is a Bachelors Degree programme. Technically, it is a Science course. However, Physics is not included in its syllabus and Concepts of mathematics related to CS is included in course syllabus. This professional course focuses on the discipline of computer Science. The course covers important topics related to computer Science such as coding, programming languages, computer hardware and software, networking, database management, information technology, mathematics, statistics and electronics. The academic programme consists of both classroom lectures and lab sessions. Lab sessions (practicals) are as important as classroom lectures. Regards.

Hi Jayesh,
Firstly, I would ask you, if you really love Maths or not? If no, then don't even think about it and if yes, then to be very honest, Commerce with Maths is really very important. It will be tough in these 2 years, but it is worth it, as you will get benefit in the upcoming next 5 years. If you take up Maths, then your options for good colleges get wider, for example in St. Xavier's College, it is compulsory to have Maths in class 11th and class 12th. And again, if you take up BBA or B.Com, both has Maths paper in 1st or 2nd year. You, however have to deal with it, be it now or then.
But, I would suggest you, if you really love Maths, and have pretty good marks in class 10th i.e 90+, then do go for it.
Work hard and give your best. You will be able to do it.

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Yes, of course you can apply. The IGNOU is offering M.Sc. Maths (with its applications in Computer Science) under the name MACS. The Eligibility Criteria is:
1) Graduation from a recognised University/Institution with a Major, or Honours in Mathematics with at least fifty percent marks in aggregrate.
2) If the seats remain vacant from then Graduation with B.A. /B.Sc degree with Mathematics as one of the three main subjects with equal weightage, securing at least 50 percent marks in aggregate and 55 percent in
Mathematics will be considered. Note:Physics, Chemistry or any other honours or major students will be not admitted even if they have studied Mathematics as one of the subjects. Mode for Admission:
There is no entrance test for it and admission is based on mer
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