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See, basically you cannot avoid mathematics as a subject. It is going to be there. If you want to go for BAF in your graduation, you will have maths in first and second year. Instead of fearing, start practicing it and overcome that fear. You cannot ignore maths completely. And in case you want to, then you will might need to go for a degree in arts and such streams, because other degrees would have maths as a subject to be studied.

You can opt for VELTECH UNIVERSITY. If you have not given JEE Mains. Placement is good there and fee will be around 55k per semester. You can call them or visit their official site for more details.

Greetings from Shiksha.
Since you have very good marks in 12th , you can get admission in DU for B.sc mathematical sciences. so kindly apply for it. DU is good Institute in every terms.

No, it is not required.

Hi,
In CA course you will have maths in CPT level and it consists of both the chapters including profit and loss & trigonometry. Other than that in CPT level you don't have maths in any other levels of CA.

Physics graduates and post graduates have better opportunities in comparison to Maths graduates and postgraduates. Majority of job opportunities in Maths is in academic and Data Analytics roles in Government and Business where Physics students in addition to academics, research are also employed in all type of engineering firms. Physics professional can easily specialise in field such as Space, Communication, Electronics, etc.

You are advised to have following two options to workin space Scuence and technology:
(a) M.Sc-PhD in Astrophysics from Indian institute of Astrophysics
(b) B.Tech-M.Tech Aerospace Engineering.
You may opt for any as per your preferences.

Hello Shiv,
Enter your rank in the link given below and get the list of best colleges and filter branch as bio technology:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/ggsipu-college-predictor

No, you will have to clear your compartment first to get admission for BA.