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Sujata Dewan
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There is no relaxation for girls in Sri Guru Nanak Dev Khalsa College for B.Sc (Honors) in mathematics.
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anvita rastogiStudent: statistics at st. Xavier's College Mumbai
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You could apply for MA Economics or M.Sc Economics/statistics.
Or, you may also go for MBA.
Apart from this, you can pursue CFA.
Jobs scope could range from bank jobs to data analytics to Policy making.
Or, you may also go for MBA.
Apart from this, you can pursue CFA.
Jobs scope could range from bank jobs to data analytics to Policy making.
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Rakesh Kumar
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If we talk about B.Sc. Maths, you have to go for B.Ed or Maters to get good teaching job or if you want it in the university then Ph.D. Same for stats, For B.Sc Stats UPSC is the main source for the jobs. but if we see other side that is government jobs where in most of the cases the Bachelor degree is mandate you can get job. If we talk about BCA, it has both scope of government sector and private sector jobs. But try yo do it from mentioned colleges so that you get professional skill training to get the jobs. St. Stephen's College, Loyola College, Lovely Professional University, Hansraj College and Fergusson College. Finally, it i
If we talk about B.Sc. Maths, you have to go for B.Ed or Maters to get good teaching job or if you want it in the university then Ph.D. Same for stats, For B.Sc Stats UPSC is the main source for the jobs. but if we see other side that is government jobs where in most of the cases the Bachelor degree is mandate you can get job. If we talk about BCA, it has both scope of government sector and private sector jobs. But try yo do it from mentioned colleges so that you get professional skill training to get the jobs. St. Stephen's College, Loyola College, Lovely Professional University, Hansraj College and Fergusson College. Finally, it i
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Pallavi Jain
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Fees structure for B.Sc with Maths can be variable according to different colleges or universities. To check the exact fees structure of the course, you can see for the particular college's fees overview.
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Nivetha Sakthivel
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Yes, you can. But, you want to check up with the merit basis admission. Compared to last year admission, this percentage is low for the merit. Still, you can approach the college and the statistics department for the further details to get in.
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Aastha Shive
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Yes, Ramanujam do take PCM percentage for calculating the percentage for B.Sc in maths.
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sauropya luckyncc c certificate holder in air sqr.,mentor
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Yes, you can join any college/university for B.Sc in maths. Age doesn't matter. You can apply for private and government colleges.
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rohith kola
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Percentage of people getting placed vary every year. A good number of people are placed on campus from the college. Although there is a scope of improvement. Salary packages vary from 3 lac to 8 lac per annum. Overall college is amazing in terms of location, hangout points, faculty, infrastructure, etc.
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Selvamani RamanathanPositivity is my Saviour
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Hi, 'UPSC exams needed a lot preparation. 18 hours a day is also suppose to be less to prepare for the exams. UG from any stream will fetch you a chance to pursue UPSC exams. I suggest you to start preparing from now and for your reference I'm sharing the link which has the syllabus for UPSC exams. The syllabus is divided into UPSC Prelims and UPSC finals syllabus. https://www.google.co.in/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://neostencil.com/upsc-syllabus/&ved=2ahUKEwiDmb73_PfbAhXBfysKHTehC-AQFjAFegQIABAB&usg=AOvVaw2rrwzxCrtdNMYsQF5u3Qts.
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