Hey Sanjana.

BA Economic Hons with Mathematics and Econometrics will be a good choice if you want to cover practical as well as theoretical aspects of Economics. Normally BA Economics hons doesn't cover the practical level as much and even the level of mathematics is easier. But you'd be able

Hey.

The difference between BA Economics hons and Bsc in Economis is that in BSc there are more practical aspects of Economics involved whereas in BA there are less. Also, Maths and Stats are at an advanced level in Bsc as compared to BA. But if you choose BA with

Along with biology and mathematics it's also about career in medical or engineering. 

Where do you have your interest?

In medical courses like MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery) , BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery) ,BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery),etc.  etc or in engineering courses like

Hello, 

These are some of the top. Institutes for mathematics in india. 

1)IISC, Bangalore

2)IIT Madras

3)IIT Kanpur

4)IIT Roorkee

5)University of Delhi

6)University of Calcutta

7)savitribai phule pune University

8)BITS pilanietc., 

Hope this helps... 

Hello Aishwarya

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Good Luck!

There are many options you can opt after completing B.Sc Mathematics. You can go for M.Sc as the subjects that you have studied are popular ones, If you wish to enter engineering, the option is to do an M.Tech. However for M.Tech you will require M.Sc in Maths or Computers

You need to pass 10+2 from a recognized board with PCM with at least 60%  AND 45% for reserve category, such as ST, SC, OBC, PWD marks in all the three subjects taken together and individual pass marks in each of the three subjects. You need to score 60% marks