I have scored 68% in 12th board exams and 32 points in JEE exams. Should I go for B.Tech or BBA-MBA?

If you want to go for B.Sc or BE, then you have to deal with your mathematics problems.

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Well, all depends on your skills and capacity because if you'll choose B.Tech, there will be some amount of mathematics will come in the syllabus. If you choose B.Sc, then also, there will me some portion of methamatics that will come. So, it's all up to you whatever you want to choose B.Sc or B.Tech. From my prospective, if you want quick job after completion of education/graduation, then you must select B.Sc, then M.Sc because B.Tech takes much more time to get you a job & if you want bigger salary, then you must do B.Tech and M.Tech. In B.Sc/M.Sc, you'll get maximum 60000/-Rs and if you did B.Tech, then your starting salary is 15000-22000 which will be increased as time goes. It's up to you whatever you want to choose, I've given my opinion. Nice to meet you.

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Firstly, please don't worry. As your marks are not the only parameter to judge yourself. As per your marks, I think you need to re-strategise your career plans. If you are not interested in maths or did not have enough command in maths, so I suggest to move in that field in which you have both the command and interest as well. Best of luck.

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If you are not confident in maths, you must learn out that thing even if its basics, because if you skip, you may even face more problems in future if you are not clear at basics.

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According to your marks, you need to work hard. If you will try to skip maths that is really not possible to qualify your exams. You need not to worry. You should work on your concepts and basics if mathematics.

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