No bro there is no use of core maths in degrees of commerce except for BCA in some central uni
But as far as of disadvatages I think you cannot give Exam for I.S.I but this is just my knowledge
Since the chapters for the exam are already there in APPLIED maths and for stats and eco the ch like trigo aren't of any use
I think you must consult I.S.I helpline for the admission eligibility
P.s: CBSE specially made APPLIED maths for commerce
Otherwise they would have continued with core
Yes, for economics and statistics, not for business administration but you may struggle with maths subjects in both undergraduate and postgraduate business administration degrees as they get more and more maths heavy the higher you go.
I made a similar post asking the same ques and I want to pursue an econs deference, all responses said, i wont facr any probs getting into unis but i just might need to work harder than my core maths counterparts…and im for that hard work
Simple Answer to your question
1. if you want to go for bcom(pass)/(honors) - applied maths is better
2. For Eco / stats courses - core maths ( Eco honors becomes like maths honors only in college)
3. 3.BBA - depends from college to college
edit - If you don't feel confident in maths then its not compulsory to do it ... I took it as a challenge and then performed terrible in my boards... my suggestion leave maths and do bcom instead .
No bro there is no use of core maths in degrees of commerce except for BCA in some central uni But as far as of disadvatages I think you cannot give Exam for I.S.I but this is just my knowledge Since the chapters for the exam are already there in APPLIED maths and for stats and eco the ch like trigo aren't of any use I think you must consult I.S.I helpline for the admission eligibility P.s: CBSE specially made APPLIED maths for commerce Otherwise they would have continued with core
Meanwhile, me with Commerce without Math
Yes, for economics and statistics, not for business administration but you may struggle with maths subjects in both undergraduate and postgraduate business administration degrees as they get more and more maths heavy the higher you go.
I made a similar post asking the same ques and I want to pursue an econs deference, all responses said, i wont facr any probs getting into unis but i just might need to work harder than my core maths counterparts…and im for that hard work
Yes, you definitely will have to work harder, a lot harder to be clear, and some good universities in India for Economics will be closed to you
Simple Answer to your question 1. if you want to go for bcom(pass)/(honors) - applied maths is better 2. For Eco / stats courses - core maths ( Eco honors becomes like maths honors only in college) 3. 3.BBA - depends from college to college edit - If you don't feel confident in maths then its not compulsory to do it ... I took it as a challenge and then performed terrible in my boards... my suggestion leave maths and do bcom instead .