I believe Mathematics I is all about Basic and Differential Calculus.

Mathematics II deals with Linear Algebra, Integral and Complex Calculus.

Mathematics III possibly deals with Partial Differential Equation, Transform Calculus, Probability and Statistics and topics like Optimization and Linear Programming.

Hey friend!

Bachelor's degree is not enough due to high competition in India. I thik you should go for an MBA degree Master of Business Administration covers a variety of topics related to management, organization, human resources, finances, and other critical business areas. There is very high salary package and

Dear aspirant

Never ever go for Shyam lal if you are from a respected background then don’t go there.

I would suggest you to go for Zakir Hussain college. Academics and faculty both are very good in this college. And the placement in Pgdav is very low but the teachers

Dear aspirant,

Hope you are doing well. As per your query no you can't do graduation courses in all subjects of science and mathematics at a time. You will be able to take a major with the other subjects being the elective subjects or you can do bsc hons in

Masters in mathematics (honours) is available at the Punjab university.

It is a post graduate course which lasts for 2 years.

There are 30 seats for Masters in Mathematics in Punjab University with 3 additional seats for NRI candidates

The fees for UR candidates is about 4397 rupees

Admission is

Dear aspirant,

I understand your concern regarding your weak subjects before opting for a stream. But with little practice and dedication you can get through. The chemistry part is definitely important, for which you can brush up your basics and you'll find it easy thereafter. And you don't have to

Dear student,

The syllabus for B.Tech 1st year is nearly same for all the branches. So, below I am listing some very good books for each of the subjects.

Mathematics :

Higher Engineering Mathematics by BS Grewal

Maths by NP Bali

Physics :

Physics by David J Griffiths

C Programming

Dear aspirant

If you want to pursue Mathematics after your graduation then go for PHD in Mathematics. For this your Maths should be strong and you should have interest in it. And PHD program is having 5 years  of duration.

All the best.

Hello Shreya,

Every combination is good. Its upto you what can you study Imagine being a bio student and then taking maths subject and vice versa. That won't work. So if you feel like studying. Every combination is good. Take that combination which you think you can go good with.