Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies, University of Delhi

Dear,
Yes. The SSCBS entrance test is open for both maths and non-maths students.
But being from a maths background is preferable as the entrance test requires decent knowledge of maths upto class 12. The reason for this is that the subjects studied under the courses BBS and BFIA require the understanding of maths topics of class 11 and 12, such as integration, differentiation, set theory, AP and GP, etc. at various stages. So, to avoid any problems in studies that a non-maths student might face, the college keeps the difficulty level of the mathematics section a little high in the entrance test, rather than desisting anybody from taking the test.
But yes, if you have a learning attitude and are ready to put in some extra effort into your preparation, then maths won't be a barrier on the road to SSCBS.
Edit: This answer was written before the University of Delhi had stated its guidelines for the 2015 batch. For the entrance of 2015, maths was a compulsory subject for admission in SSCBS and other colleges offering BMS and BBA(FIA) courses.

The eligibility criteria of BFIA at SSCBS (Delhi University) is given below.
Eligibility criteria :
(a) The candidate should have passed or have appeared in Senior Secondary School Examination of CBSE or any other examination considered equivalent by the University of Delhi.
(b) The candidate should have appeared and secured pass marks in English, Mathematics and two subjects from among the following: Accountancy, Biology, Biotechnology, Business Studies, Chemistry, Commerce, Computer Science, Economics, Entrepreneurship, Geography, History, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Psychology and Sociology.
(c) The average marks scored in the four subjects mentioned in (b) above for the different categories should be as follows: Category Percentage of marks General - at least 60% OBC - at least 54% CW/PWD - at least 55% SC/ST - passing in Class XII.
So from above Math is compulsory for BFIA course of SSCBS (Delhi University).