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Hi, I wish to do B.Sc Computer Science and presently I am class 11th and I have not opted for Mathematics. So, will I be able to get admission in any recognized colleges with Mathematics?

Yes, mathematics is a compulsory subject in B.sc computer science.
In fact you can notice that every college or university , the criteria for application is you must have maths in class 12th.

No, you cannot pursue BSc in Computer Science without mathematics .

Those candidates who have completed 12th standard with mathematics and computer science from a recognised University are eligible for BSc degree in Computer Science.

Age should be above 16 years.

For computer science, having studied Mathematics, one language and two other academic subjects are necessary. For Mathematics Statistics, 50% aggregate marks are a must. Maths is also compulsory for B.Sc. ... For Polymer Science, Maths along with Physics and Chemistry is mandatory. And The common subjects included in the curriculum of BSc Computer Science are:
Basics of Computer Science.
Discrete Mathematics.
Introduction to Data Structures.
System Programming.
Python Programming.
Object Oriented Programming using C++

Yes maths in one of the major and important subject while pursuing bsc

Yes,Mathematics is a compulsory subject to apply for B.Sc Computer Science,because the colleges which offer this course look for your 12th standard total score as well as your mathematics marks.
All the colleges do have particular cut off for your total score and mathematics score,and on that basis they put up the merit lists thus selecting the candidates.The main reason behind keeping mathematics compulsory is that you have mathematics as a subject introduced in your B.Sc semesters.So in order to ensure that you don't face any difficulty in your course semesters,mathematics is kept at compulsion.

Yes,Mathematics is compulsory for B.Sc Computer Science,because the colleges offering this course looks for your 12th standard total score and mathematics score.

All the colleges have some particular cut off regarding your total score as well as mathematics score and on basis of that merit lists are displayed selecting the suitable candidates.The main reason behind giving importance to mathematics score is that B.Sc Computer Science have mathematics as a compulsory subject in it's semesters,thus to ensure that students do not face any difficulty in further exams.

Yes, Mathematics is a compulsory subject in B.Sc computer science. In fact you can notice that in every college/university, where you apply for B.Sc CS course, the criteria for application is you must have Mathematics in class 12.

To get Admission for B.Sc Computer, you must have 10+2 with Mathematics and Physics as compulsory subjects.

Yes, Mathematics is the compulsory subject to persue B.Sc. in Computer Science.

Yes. You are eligible to opt for B.Sc Computer Science though you have not studied Mathematics in your 10+2.

But you are not eligible in all the colleges. Most of the colleges will give preference for those candidates who had Mathematics subject in 10+2.

However, there are many colleges which will consider candidates from different streams also.

I would suggest you to collect the list of colleges offering B.Sc Computer Science and check with the college regarding admission process and eligibility criteria.

Most of the colleges will give direct admission to this course on the basis of score in 10+2.

Since you don't Mathematics background, it will be tough to understand the subject initially. Better you join tuition for it.

Yes, in order to pursue B.Sc. Computer Science, candidate should have studied Mathematics in 11th and 12th standard.

You must have cleared higher secondary grade (Class 12) from a recognized board.
The stream should be science with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.

Yes. Maths is a compulsory subject in b.sc computer science. in fact you can notice that in every college/university,where you will aplly for b.sc cs course, criteria for application is must have maths in class 12.
You have to study maths as a general subject if you study b.sc cs and in every semester/year , you have to pass in that paper. When you complete your graduation and apply for M.sc cs , in all the university , eligibility criteria is you have to study maths as a subject in graduation level.
Also when you sit in a masters degree entrance exam, most of the univeristy have questions based on maths. like CUCET exams.
Hope you have getting my point what all i want to say?
At last i only want to say this Yes, maths is a very important subject at all for clearing any of the important exams.

Yes. Maths is a compulsory subject in B.Sc computer science. In fact you can notice that in every college/university, where you apply for B.Sc CS course, the criteria for application is you must have Maths in class 12.

You have to study Maths as a general subject if you study B.Sc CS and in every semester/year, you have to pass in that paper. When you complete your graduation and apply for M.Sc CS, in all the university, eligibility criteria is you have to study Maths as a subject in graduation level. Also when you sit in an masters degree entrance exam, most of the university have questions based on maths. Let me give some examples. CUCET exam, which is an exam to get admission in some central universities in india, most of the questions for M.Sc CS admission is on maths. If you apply for MCA lateral entry to 3rd semester(conducted especially for B.Sc CS/IT students), most of the questions is on maths. I don’t know why but in CS, maths is compulsory one.

No your not eligible for b.sc computer science

For opting b.sc computer science you must have mathematics jn your class 11th and 12th

For pusuing B.sc you must have opted following subjects in your higher secendory level ie. MATHS, CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS & BIOLOGY.

Check the website of Lovely Professional University. There, the requirement to join Bsc in Computer Science is simply +2. They don't require Mathematics at the +2level.

It also depends on which college/University you want to Join. For admission in some colleges, you must have studied Mathematics/ Statistics at +2.

But, there are also a number of reputed Colleges/Universities where Mathematics at +2 level is not required. I advise you to check the eligibility for the respective College/ University you wish to join.

Alternatively, if you have studied computer Science/IT at the +2 level, then it will make you eligible for admission in Bsc in some colleges, e.g Amity University. I hope that answers your question.

Please check the website of Amity University. There the eligibility to get admission in Bsc in Computer science is simply +2. Mathematics is not required.

It depends on the University/College you want to join. In some colleges, Mathematics at +2 level is compulsory for admission in B.Sc Computer Science. I advise you to please check the eligibility for the respective College/University you wish to Join.

However, there are a number of reputed Colleges/Universities, where Mathematics at +2 level in not required for admission in B.Sc Computer Science.

Alternatively, if you have studied Computer Science/I.T at the +2 level, then it will make you eligible for admission in Bsc Computer Science in some colleges, e.g. Amity University.

Hi dear,

If you wish to do B.Sc Computer Science Then your stream should be science with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.

So you won't be able to opt for B.SC in computer science, as maths is a compulsory subject.

All the best!!

Mathematics is compulsory in both Senior secondary and B.Sc Computer and M.Sc. Computer

To be suitable to pursue B.Sc. (Computer Science) course, you should have completed 12th standard or equivalent with Mathematics and Physics subjects from a recognised board. Since, you have not pursued Mathematics subjects in your 12th standard with Commerce stream, you are not eligible to pursue B.Sc

What are you doing Bsc(cs) right and what is full form of it Bachelor in science right , then what is the Backbone of Science…. (it's Mathametics).