Please inform details and feasibility of pursuing a second bachelor’s degree in mathematics/applied mathematics/statistics/related discipline? I am in my late 20s from India. After my high school, I completed my bachelor degree in engineering, specifically in textile engineering and later, my masters degree in statistics-cum-operations research.

Both the above-mentioned degrees are from Indian institutes.

But I want to pursue at least one degree from abroad universities. Also, I would like to acquire a solid foundation in pure mathematics. Although I have studied Linear algebra, Multi-variable calculus, Differential equations, Integral equations, Numerical methods, higher order integration, Infinite series, Complex Analysis (analytic functions and contour integral, etc), Vector algebra and calculus, probability and statistics, etc. I don’t have sufficient knowledge in abstract algebra (like in group theory, ring theory), topology, measure theory, functional analysis, etc.

To pursue a master’s degree in maths-oriented discipline, universities typically ask for a bachelor’s degree in mathematics. That’s why I am keen on pursuing a bachelor degree in mathematics through regular full-time mode.

I am ruling out the possibility of doing in India through regular full-time mode because there are many age-related restrictions in Indian universities. The only possibility is through correspondence courses (distance-learning) which i am not very keen on.

By abroad, I mean universities in USA, Canada, Australia, New-Zealand, UK and in Europe (Like Germany, Czech Republic, etc.).

Please inform what are the chances of universities admitting international mature candidates for a bachelor degree in mathematics and that also, taking into account the high school scores, and other previously studied degree scores. Also please inform, which such universities are present that admits such candidates.
Age is not an issue in the U.S.

But I would apply directly to a master's or PhD program.