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What should I do after doing math honors from DU?
In general, a BSc (Hons) in Math is a good course that leads to a variety of career opportunities, including -
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Masters: After completing a BSc Hons in Mathematics, one can pursue a MSc in Mathematics, Statistics, Operational Research, Pure Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Mathematics and Computing, or Mathematics and Computing. Some prestigious institutes that offer MSc in Mathematics include IITs, IISER, IISc Bangalore, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, University of Hyderabad, and Chennai Mathematical Institute
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MBA: Following a BSc Hons in Math, an MBA is a good option for starting your career.
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Actuarial Science: If you want a job right after graduation, pursuing and passing at least three actuarial science exams will get you a good job.
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MCA / CODING: The IT industry is one of the fastest growing in INDIA, with many job opportunities available after a BSc Hons in Math. You can pursue IT jobs if you know a little coding, or you can pursue MCA, for which you will have to give NIMCET exams.
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Teaching: After completing your BSc Hons, you can pursue a career in education by taking the B.ED or, if you want to be a professor or lecturer, the JRF or NET exam.
There are various other scopes available for students. They can also pursue a career in Research, go for Government Jobs (SSC), DRDO, ISRO, and so on.
How do I prepare for BHU UET Bsc Maths (hons)?
To score well in BHU UET, you need to have your basics clear. Go through all the chapters in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics from NCERT books and your textbooks at least once.
- Go through the previous year’s questions from the BHU website. You will get to know the question trends and also get an idea of the chapters to focus on. They often repeat questions.
- The questions are not that hard. You can easily attempt 10% of the questions. 60% of the questions require fundamental knowledge of the subjects. Only around 30% of the questions will be difficult to solve. But you don’t need to worry about the 30% difficult question. You can easily score enough marks from the rest of the paper.
- Time management is crucial during the examination. The allotted time is 150 min. Which can seem short, if you don’t plan accordingly. First, you should attempt Chemistry questions. These are easy to solve and require less time. Then you can move on to Physics and Mathematics. Don’t stress too much on the questions that you don’t know the answer to. Try to score at least 120 out of 150 in the Chemistry section.
- Your focus on class 11 and 12th syllabus should be 40/60.
The required cutoff for the general candidates is around 190-200. So, try to score 240 to get your preferred combination.
What is the value of doing BHU BSc Math Honours?
My sister’s friend could not score a good rank in engineering but was lucky enough to get a seat in BHU UET for Maths Hons.
She shared her experience that this was the best decision of her life as she felt unique. She made a lot of memories and befriended many talented people.
She lived her college life to her fullest extent. From hostels to backlogs, she experienced all the fun. Despite creating hundreds of memories, today her batchmates are in IITs, 10% in IISc Banglore, 15% in IISERs, and 10% in IIMs. The others are booming in their own fields.
Where can I get the previous year’s solved paper for Jamia Millia Islamia B.Sc. Math Hons.?
One of my friends studied at Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI). According to him, getting previous year’s solved papers for B.Sc. Math Honours is easy.
- You can visit the official site of the institute and search for the previous year’s paper.
- Download the question paper year wise
- Click on the link and the paper will be downloaded in Pdf format.
If you do not get them online, try searching for the question books of every year in bookstores or in shopping sites like Amazon or Flipkart.
Among Hindu, Hansraj, Ramjas and Kirori Mal, which college is best for doing a B.Sc (Maths)?
Hindu>Kirori Mal>Hansraj>Ramjas
The required cutoff for North campus colleges is usually higher than the south campus colleges. You can choose the college based on your cutoff.
Which is Better for B.Sc(Hons) Mathematics : Jesus and Mary, Daulat Ram or Sri Guru Teg Bahadur Khalsa College?
Among all three colleges, Khalsa College is better since it has good infrastructure and better faculties. It is also a co-ed college and the crowd at SGTB Khalsa College is much better than Daulat Ram College.
It’s always better to choose an institute near your home. You can save the time you will need to spend during travel otherwise. If distance isn’t an issue for you, you can choose Jesus and Mary College.
Which is better for B.Sc (Hons) Maths: JMC or Venky?
I know people from both JMC and Venky. Based on the things I heard from them, I will say Venky is definitely a better option for doing a B.Sc (Hons) in Mathematics. Here is why.
- Faculty - Venky has one of the best faculty bases in the whole university. The teachers are well-experienced and cooperative.
- Infrastructure - The infrastructure of the institute is great. There is a foyer, ICT lab, auditorium, and a well-equipped Maths department.
- Library - The library has a great collection of books.
- Fest - Exponents is the fest for the Maths department. You will get to meet other Math scholars in this fest. Other than that, there is the annual fest Nexus.
Considering all these factors, it is safe to say that Venky is definitely a better option.
Which college is the best for a B.Sc(honours) in mathematics, Ramjas College or Kirori Mal College?
Both Ramjas College and Kirori Mal College are quite reputed colleges. There are no such parameters to differentiate between these two. Both of these two institutes have good faculty bases. You will also get decent facilities to learn at these colleges.
The only significant factor that can be mentioned is that Kirori Mal has a NAAC A+ accreditation with a better grade as compared to Ramjas. However, it’s not wise to compare these two institutes based on grade. You will have decent opportunities at both. So, you can opt for any of these two based on your convenience.
Is Motilal Nehru College, DU good for B.Sc.(honours) maths?
Yes, Motilal Nehru College (MLNC) is good for pursuing a B.Sc. Honours degree in Mathematics.
There are many benefits like:
- You don't have to worry about your internal exam marks, as they are checked by the faculty members.
- The faculty of Mathematics is very cooperative, friendly and oftentimes lenient.
- The student crowd is really enthusiastic and competitive. You will study amongst some of the brightest minds in the country.
- The overall ambience of the college is very welcoming and devoid of any kind of discrimination.
| Categories | B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics at MLNC |
| Course Fee | INR 22,350 |
| Placement Percentage | 80% |
| Average CTC | 4-5 LPA |
| Recruiting Companies | KPMG, EY, PWC, DE Shaw, Willis Towers Consultancy and TresVista. |
However, always keep in mind that the college does not matter much, it is your performance that will define you and help you build your career further.
Which college is better for maths Hons. Jmc or hansraj?
Here is some information regarding the JMC and Hansraj Maths department based on the experience of my friends from both institutes.
JMC:
- The Maths department is well-equipped.
- Along with theory, students need to take up practical projects in their B.Sc. This will help you with your CV.
- JMC has one of the oldest placement cells in DU. It is also quite active. Every year they organize campus placements and reputed companies like KPMC, Deloitte, ITC, Accenture visit to recruit students.
- JMC doesn’t offer hostel accommodation.
Hansraj:
- The student crowd of the institute is quite diverse. You will get to meet people from all over the world.
- The hostel and mess facilities are great.
- Campus life is lively and enjoyable.
- It offers good extracurricular activities.
Go through the above-mentioned points and choose the institute that suits your requirements.
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