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M.Sc. (Chemistry): Admission Process The admission process for the course is varied, as various institutes have their very own criteria and processes of admission. Admission to the course for students with a graduating score of up to 50% is often based on the candidates performance in a relevant entrance exam, followed by a round of counselling, wherein the students general aptitude for the course is examined, and based on performance in which, students are admitted. Some of the major entrance exams held in the country for admission to the course are: IIT Joint Admission Test or IIT JAM
Acharya Nagarjuna University M.Sc Chemistry Entrance Exam.
Annamalai University M.Sc in Chemistry Entrance Examination.
Banaras Hindu University (BHU) M.Sc Chemistry Entrance Exam.
Calicut University M.Sc Chemistry Entrance Exam.
Cochin University of Science and Technology Common Admission Test. Department of Chemistry, University of Pune M.Sc Chemistry Entrance Exam.
Indian Institute of Science M.Sc Chemistry Entrance exam.
jadavpur University M.Sc Chemistry Entrance Exam.
Kerala University M.Sc Chemistry Entrance Exam.
Kuvempu University M.Sc Chemistry Entrance Exam.
Madurai Kamaraj University M.Sc Chemistry Entrance Exam.
Mahatma Gandhi University M.Sc Chemistry Entrance Exam.
Osmania University M.Sc Chemistry Entrance Exam.

Yes, there are certain institutes which conduct entrance exams for them. Few are:
1. Christ University, Bangalore-Christ University Entrance Test
2. Institute of Management Studies, Noida-JET
3. Anil Surendra Modi School of Commerce, Mumbai-NPAT BBA
4. Maharaja Surajmal Institute-GGSIPU CET BBA
5. St. Xavier's College, Mumbai-BMS Entrance Test
6. Symbiosis Centre for Management Studies, Pune-SET
7. School of Commerce-Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies University, Bengaluru, Bannerghatta Road, Bangalore-NMAT by GMAC
8. Bharti Vidyapeeth University-B-UMAT
( Some of more BBA entrance exams like CET for DU-BMS, CET for GGSIP-BBA, NMAT (UG) for NMIMS-BBA, UGAT-AIMA (Under Graduate Aptitude Test-AIMA) and Aptitude Test (AT) for 5-year IPM at IIM-Indore are among the top exams for management programmes at the undergraduate level).

Hi Buddy,
If you think you're poor in mathematics, you can go and have taste in MBA in (Human Resource, Marketing, Operations Management, Tourism Management, Hotel Management, Production Management, Hospital Management, etc.).
MBA in Human Resource Management is in high demand amongst students nowadays. If you have good communication skills, have a charismatic personality, and are dependable and confident, MBA with HR specialisation can help you launch a career in human resource development, industrial relations, and personnel management. HR is not only about common-sense. You have to have specific skills and aptitude for the job. HR personnel are the first points of interaction between a company and its employees and an efficient human resources department plays a critical role in keeping business operations smooth and effective.
MBA in marketing claims to be one of the most enthralling and exciting careers. MBA in marketing offers you a fast-paced career-full of responsibilities, challenges, and growth opportunities.
You can go for this one too.
(So, concludingly, I would say that you, maths is all around us, in everything we do.