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Dear Student ,

No , you're not eligible for B.Sc Math Hons as the basic eligibility criteria for this Hons course is as follows :

• Should have done 12th or equivalent course with Physics , Chemistry and Mathematics as compulsory subjects
• Must have secured min 50% marks in 12th Qualifying exam (for some specific colleges)

Admission: Merit based or Entrance based

Top Entrance based exam for this course : GSAT, PUBDET, DUET

To know more about the eligibility criteria , refer this :

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bsc-in-mathematics

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Hello,

You haven't elaborated what is your query, nonetheless if this pertains to BSc Nursing post basic then the eligibility criteria regarding this as laid out by Indian Nursing Council is passed 10+2 from a recognized board, obtained certification in GNM, and registered as RNRM with the state nursing council, the candidate should be medically fit, explore more detailed information at https://indiannursingcouncil.org/eligibility-criteria

After completing Bachelor of Science Mathematics honours there are a wide range of opportunities available for students. Either they can go for higher education such as Master of Science Mathematics and then for PhD in mathematics for more career opportunities with decent salary packages for they can try for finding jobs in various popular sectors. Mention below are the popular fields:

1. Banking and financing
2. Statistics
3. Accounting
4. business intelligence analyst
5. Government services
6. mathematician

Read more:

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.careers360.com/courses/bsc-hons-in-mathematics/amp&ved=2ahUKEwj6mLX_wt75AhWfSWwGHUoFCmcQFnoECBcQAQ&usg=AOvVaw25ipB2CoYUR_-lH9tDZv7t

Dear Aspirant,

MSc is a science degree and hence does not really have a lot of industrial applications.

MSc physics and Math are like comparing apples and oranges.

1. If you want to go for government jobs you'll need a degree and will have to prepare for the examinations and Ace it. Hence your degree doesn't matter much. In science you always have the option of doing PhD and continuing in academia.

2. In terms of application perspective - applied mathematics has a lot of applications in all field and hence has a really good scope of getting you a good job. Modelling, predictions, estimatiom etc are required in all fields and hence while doing your masters choose courses and internships carefully to help you land a job in a sector.

3. If you are really good at applied math you can do data analysis, learn machine learning, do.pdedoctions and modelling etc.

Hence, it depends on what you are interested in but in industrial applications point of view applied math has. Really good potential.

Hope this helps.

Hello dear,

Yes, if you filled the first slot in CUET(Common University Entrance test) for your B-Tech for your bachelor's Degree it will be okay because Depending on their needs, candidates can select either Slot I or Slot II or both Slots. The tests you must take and the requirements for the desired course at the preferred College Institutions determine your choice of CUET slots.

So, don't worry you are on a safe track and you get admission according to your subjects availability in the university or college in your area, as per recent reports of 2022 student’s have the choice to fill up slots according to their needs and interest which they may continue as per carrier.

All the best!

Dear student,

You can surely change your course from bsc to bsc maths honors but will have to begin again from first year in a different college.

Most of the colleges offer honours course based on 10+2 result and in some cases they have their own entrance tests. Kindly provide your 12th class result for the same.

Here is a list of colleges that offer Bsc maths honors course-

Delhi University

Mumbai University

Amity University

K.R Manglam college

Maharaja Agrasen college

Manav Rachna University

Jamia Milia Islamia

Shiv Nadar University

Meerut college

J.C Bose University

There are multiple colleges affiliated under Delhi university and you can look for vacant seats in their programs.

Here is our link to find out the colleges that you will be eligible for in DU-

https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor?utm_soource=qna&utm_medium=du_cp

Hope this helped.

Best of luck

For the SSC CGL or SSC Combined Graduate Level examination, you need to have a graduation in the required subjects as per the posts. So what ever the marks you have in 10+2 doesn't matter, if you are a graduate then you can apply for the examination of SSC CGL and you are eligible for it. Also, if you are in the final year of your graduation you can also appear for the examination of SSC CGL. If you want to become the Junior Statistical Officer through SSC CGL then only you are ineligible. Else for all other posts, there are no issue with the 10+2 marks.

The post wise education qualification required is provided below:

For more information regarding SSC CGL consider the link provided below:

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ssc-cgl-eligibility-criteria

I hope this helps. Wish you a great day!

hello,

To know more about colleges that provide M.Sc in physics you can go through the link provided below.

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-msc-in-physics-universities-in-india

For colleges that provide M.Sc in maths you can go through the link provided below

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-msc-in-mathematics-universities-in-india

If you want to know about which course is better in terms of job opportunities then maths will be better since its in high demand and both M.Sc in mathematics and M.Sc in physics have good scope for Phd. Also you can take Phd in physics after a M.Sc in mathematics.

Hope this was helpful!