B.Sc. (H) Mathematics

About The Course

Mathematics holds immense importance in both academia and various professional sectors like engineering. Our honours course in Mathematics provides a solid foundation and covers diverse topics, including Classical and Modern Algebra, Calculus, Linear Programming, Game Theory, Probability, and Statistics. Equipping you with analytical, problem-solving, and logical-thinking skills, this course prepares you for careers in fields ranging from finance and business to healthcare and technology.

Student Development Initiatives

BESC’s B.Sc. (H) Mathematics course focuses on overall student growth. Through mentoring, tutorials, site visits, workshops, parent-teacher interactions, and expert seminars, students gain guidance, exposure, and practical skills beyond the classroom.

Mentoring Programs
Tutorials & Remedial Classes
Student Presentations
Industry Visits
Well-Stocked Library
Expert Seminars

Innovative Teaching Methods

BESC’s B.Sc. (H) Mathematics course uses modern teaching approaches to engage students, foster critical thinking, and build a love for learning. Flipped classrooms, ICT-enabled lessons, workshops, seminars, and regular assignments make learning interactive and practical.

Flipped Classroom
ICT-Enabled Teaching
Peer Students' Lecture
Regular Assignments
Hands-On Workshops
Lectures by academic luminaries

Course Information

A candidate taking up an Honours Course in a subject must have obtained, at the previous qualifying examination, a minimum of:

55% marks in Mathematics
OR,
45% marks in Mathematics + 50% marks in BO4

Note:

Candidate passed in Business Mathematics is not eligible for Admission..

Please also read General Eligibility Criteria, Under Admissions.

Course Code	Name of Course	Semester	Marks
CC-1	Calculus + Geometry and Vector Analysis	1	100
CC-2	Algebra	1	100
GE-1	Paper 1 (Applicable for students opting for Mathematics as Generic Elective)	1	100
AECC-1	Communicative English / Bengali / Hindi	1	100
CC-3	Real Analysis	2	100
CC-4	Group Theory-I	2	100
GE-2	Paper 2 (Applicable for students opting for Mathematics as Generic Elective)	2	100
AECC-2	ENVS	2	100
CC-5	Theory of Real Functions	3	100
CC-6	Ring Theory and Linear Algebra-I	3	100
CC-7	Ordinary Differential Equation and Multivariate Calculus-I	3	100
SEC-A	C Programming Language or Object Oriented programming in C++	3	100
GE-3	Paper 3 (Applicable for students opting for Mathematics as Generic Elective)	3	100
CC-8	Riemann Integration and Series of Functions	4	100
CC-9	Partial differential equation and Multivariate Calculus-II	4	100
CC-10	Mechanics	4	100
SEC-B	Mathematical Logic or Scientific computing with SageMath and R	4	100
GE-4	Paper 4 (Applicable for students opting for Mathematics as Generic Elective)	4	100
CC-11	Probability and Statistics	5	100
CC-12	Group Theory-II and Linear Algebra-II	5	100
DSE-A-1	Advanced Algebra or Bio Mathematics or Industrial Mathematics	5	100
DSE-B-1	Discrete Mathematics or Linear Programming and Game Theory or Boolean Algebra and Automata Theory	5	100
CC-13	Metric Space and Complex Analysis	6	100
CC-14	Numerical Methods and Numerical Methods Lab	6	100
DSE-A-2	Differential Geometry or Mathematical Modelling or Fluid Statics and Elementary Fluid Dynamics	6	100
DSE-B-2	Point Set Topology or Astronomy and Space Science or Advanced Mechanics	6	100

Choose Any one

Physics / Chemistry / Computer Science / Electronics / Statistics / Economics (any two)

IDC 1

Physics, Chemistry, Computer Science, Electronics, Statistics, Economics

IDC 2

Physics, Chemistry, Computer Science, Economics, Electronics, Statistics, Political Science, Sociology, History, English, Journalism & Mass Communication, Bengali, Hindi, Education, psychology, Geography, Film Studies

IDC 3

PO CO PSO - 2018-2019

PO CO PSO - 2019-2020

PO CO PSO - 2020-2021

Career Prospects

Graduates can pursue postgraduate studies in English or related disciplines, teaching qualifications, or research degrees. Professionally, the programme builds strong communication and analytical skills valued across education, media, publishing, corporate communications, PR and the creative sector.

Data Scientist & Big Data Analyst

Using statistical modeling and linear algebra to decode massive datasets. Mathematics graduates are preferred for these roles because they understand the "logic" behind the code.

Actuarial Science (Insurance & Risk)

Predicting the probability of future risks (like accidents or market crashes) for insurance companies. This is consistently ranked as one of the highest-paying and most stable career paths globally.

Cryptographer & Cybersecurity Expert

Designing complex mathematical encryptions to secure digital communications and national defense systems—a critical field in the age of digital warfare.

Quantitative Analyst (Quant) in Finance

Developing mathematical models for "Wall Street" style investment firms to price securities, manage risks, and create high-frequency trading strategies.

Operations Research Analyst

Helping large organizations (like airlines or e-commerce giants) optimize their logistics, supply chains, and resource allocation using mathematical modeling.

Machine Learning & AI Engineer

Building the mathematical foundations (Calculus and Probability) that allow Artificial Intelligence to "learn" and make autonomous decisions.

Academic Research & Teaching

Shaping the next generation as a Mathematics teacher (with B.Ed) or pursuing a Ph.D. to conduct groundbreaking research in Pure or Applied Mathematics.

Statistical Officer (Government Sector)

Securing high-level roles in the Indian Statistical Service (ISS) or organizations like NSSO and ISRO to handle national-level data and space research.

Numerical Analyst

Solving complex physical and engineering problems using mathematical simulations and algorithms, often working in aerospace, automotive, or biotech industries.

Econometrics & Market Research

Applying mathematical methods to economic data to help corporations predict consumer behavior and the impact of global policy changes.

FAQs*

One can join ISRO as a scientist or Engineer after completing MSc. While after completing a BSc, you can work under some officer or scientist as an assistant. Refer to the official website for the recruitment process and related notifications.

Yes, there are a host of job options that you can opt for after completing your BSc Hon. in Mathematics. Some of these include: 1. Accountancy & Professional Service 2. Management Consultant 3. Operation Research 4. General Management 5. Actuarial Science 6. Underwriter

BSc Maths helps you major in any good field, such as statistics, operations management, accounting, actuarial sciences, and many others. After earning a bachelor’s degree in mathematics, you can enter academia. As a Mathematics student, you can pursue a career in data analysis, which is in high demand right now.

Because mathematics is one of the most difficult subjects, it is in high demand. BSc math subjects include both school-level math and graduation-level math. If you are someone who loves solving mathematical problems and has strong quantitative reasoning skills, there are an immense number of opportunities you can avail yourself of to build a strong career after BSc Maths. But the problem lies in choosing the right postgraduation degree and university in this field. You can always reach out to our mentors and counsellors at Leverage Edu, and we’ll guide you in selecting a suitable master’s degree program that aligns with your interests and brings you closer to your dream career.

* Frequently Asked Questions

Beyond the Classroom

BESC’s B.Sc. (H) Mathematics course is designed to strike the perfect balance between academic learning and real-world exposure. Alongside a strong foundation in the classroom, students benefit from industry mentorship, site visits, hands-on workshops, expert seminars, and insightful guest lectures. These experiences enrich their understanding, bridge theory with practice, and prepare them to confidently navigate professional environments.