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Here is the list of some of the most popular entrance exams conducted for Mathematics courses among top universities and colleges in India. 

Since you got RT in mathematics you need to fill up the compartment exam form for re examination. The compartment forms are made available on the official website of the board. Candidates are required to fill out the application form and pay the required application fee to confirm their submission. The board will then release a datesheet for compartment exams for all subjects. Cadidates need to download the admit card and then appear for the exam on the designated center. After successfully clearing the compartment examination, a new marksheet with updated marks will be issued to the students. 

There are many specializations under Mathematics courses you can opt for like Pure Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Computational Mathematics,  Algebra and Number Theory, Topology and Foundations, Geometric Analysis, Probability and Statistics, etc. 

Yes, you can get admission at a college after clearing your compartment in mathematics. A new marksheet will be issued too you with new scores and it will not mention anything about the compartment. The only difference would be the date on the marksheet.

Many colleges provide admission to students who have appeared for the compartment exam, provided that they submit the new marksheet, with no compartment, at the time of document verification process. 

There are around 4,982 colleges in India offering Mathematics courses on various levels. The average Mathematics course fee ranges between INR 18,000 and goes up to INR 38.96 Lakh. The fee structure for these courses differs depending on the geographical location, course level, infrastructure, etc., of the colleges. 

While it is feasible to pursue Computer Science without Maths, your options may be more limited. Calculus and Linear Algebra are two essential tools for Computer Science that are used in a wide range of disciplines, including Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, and Computer Graphics. However, many colleges and universities now provide Computer Science degrees that don't require algebra or have fewer Mathematics prerequisites.

Mathematics students have a variety of options when it comes to careers. They can choose from a variety of industries like Banking, Finance & Insurance sectors (BFSI), R&D firms, IT companies, Educational Institutions, and more. Some top job profiles Maths students generally opt for are Actuary, Data Analyst, Banker, Mathematician, Economist, Financial Analyst, etc. The average salary of a Mathematician in India is INR 8.5 LPA.

Yes, you can go for a BA in Mathematics or a BCom in Mathematics course. A Science background is not mandatory to pursue Maths courses after Class 12. However, these courses can lead to different syllabi, career options, further education, etc.