Several universities and colleges across India offer a BSc in Mathematics, and many of them accept students from the Multiple Entrance Competition (MEC), including those who have taken the CUET (Common University Entrance Test). Some prominent options include Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Delhi University (DU), and Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI).

Colleges offering BSc Mathematics and accepting MEC/CUET:

Banaras Hindu University (BHU):

Offers a BSc (Hons) in Mathematics and Mathematics with Computer Applications.

Delhi University (DU):

Numerous colleges affiliated with DU offer BSc (Hons) in Mathematics, including those participating in CUET for admissions.

Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI):

Offers a BSc (Hons) in Mathematics.

Other Top Universities:

Indian Statistical Institute (ISI), Chennai Mathematical Institute, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), and the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) are also reputable options.

State Universities and Colleges:

Many state universities and colleges in different regions of India also offer BSc Mathematics, and their admission procedures may include MEC or CUET.

Important Considerations for MEC/CUET Admissions:

CUET:

The CUET is a centralized entrance exam for admission to undergraduate programs in many central and state universities in India.

MEC:

The Multiple Entrance Competition (MEC) is another term used to describe the various entrance exams and admission processes used by different universities and colleges.

Eligibility:

Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria for the specific program and university you are applying to. This may involve passing a certain percentage in your 10+2 examination with specific subjects like Physics, Mathematics, or Chemistry.

Application Process:

Follow the specific application guidelines for each university or college, as the application process may differ.

Entrance Exams:

Some universities may conduct their own entrance exams in addition to or instead of the CUET.

Counseling and Admission:

After the entrance exam, there will be a counseling and admission process to finalize your seat

in the desired program.

Hii,

Yes, you can definitely do BBA LLB even if you're weak in maths. Since you’re interested in both business and law, this course is a great choice for you. The maths in BBA LLB is not very tough—it’s basic and practical, like simple calculations in subjects like business maths, accounting, or statistics. You don’t need to be great at maths, just willing to understand the basics.

Most of the course focuses on law and business-related topics like management, marketing, legal studies, etc. So, don’t worry—many students with weak maths do really well in BBA LLB just because they have interest and work hard.

Hi aspirant,

The AP EAPCET entrance exam mathematics section consists of 80 multiple choice questions based on the syllabus of class 11 and 12 as it is an exam for admission in undergraduate engineering courses.

You can find the information of chapter-wise weightage with the below link, with weightage percentage and expected number of questions.

Click here to get AP EAPCET mathematics topic-wise weightage .

Hello ,

I hope you are doing well. As per your mentioned query , follow the dates of entrance exams like CUET PG , IIT JAM and so on. Try to contact colleges and universities for their admission procedure and registration dates.

I hope this helps you!

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To prepare for the MH CET Law 5-year mathematics section in 2025, focus on the following key topics:

Mathematics Topics

- Profit, Loss, and Discount: Understand how to calculate percentages, discounts, and profits.

- Speed, Time, and Distance: Practice problems involving speed, time, and distance calculations.

- Time and Work: Learn to solve problems related to work efficiency and time management.

- Average and Venn Diagram: Study how to calculate averages and use Venn diagrams to solve problems.

- Basic Mathematics: Review arithmetic and algebraic concepts, as the difficulty level is equivalent to class 10th.

Recommended Books

- Quantitative Aptitude by RS Aggarwal: A comprehensive guide for mathematics preparation.

- NCERT 10th Class Text Book: A good resource for reviewing basic mathematics concepts.

Preparation Tips

- Familiarize yourself with the exam syllabus and pattern.

- Practice with sample papers and online resources.

- Focus on weak areas and improve time management skills.

Exam Details

- Exam Date: April 28, 2025

- Exam Pattern: Online, multiple-choice questions

- Duration: 2 hours

- Marks: 150 marks (no negative marking)

For more information and updates, visit the MH CET Law maths

Hello Srishti,

You can download the official NCERT Class 8 Mathematics textbook free of cost from the NCERT website (https://ncert.nic.in/) . But reference books based on NCERT and not the original textbooks are published by Dhanpat Rai & Co. Those books (such as by R.D. Sharma or others) are typically available on websites such as Amazon, Flipkart, or Google Books but not free of cost for legal download.

If you need additional practice material from Dhanpat Rai & Co., it is better to purchase the printed version or see if your school has circulated a PDF version.

Hii,

You have PCB and Maths as your 6th subject, which is good. But to become a pilot, Maths and Physics should usually be part of your main 5 subjects. If Maths shows up in your main marksheet like other subjects, some flight schools might accept it. But if it’s shown as an extra subject, they may not.

Rules might change in the future, but it's better to plan based on the current rules. If needed, you can give Maths again through NIOS or a similar board to make it count as a main subject.

Yes, you can likely select Maths as a domain in CUET UG even though you were a PCB student in your main Class 12. Here's why:

Delhi University's rules for CUET UG say you need to appear in CUET in subjects that you have passed in Class 12. Since you appeared privately and passed Additional Mathematics, DU should consider this as a subject you've passed.

Therefore, when you fill the CUET UG form, you should be able to choose Mathematics as one of your domain subjects alongside your language paper.

However, its super important to check the specific eligibility criteria for the exact course you want to join in DU. Different courses might have specific subject requirements in CUET. For example, a B.Sc. Maths (Hons) will definitely need Maths in CUET.

So, while you can probably choose Maths in CUET because you passed it as an additional subject, always double - check the DU course  requirements on their official admission website to make sure your subject combination in CUET will make you eligible for the course you're aiming for.

I hope this helps.