B.Sc Statistics

BSc Statistics course is a 3-year undergraduate program that broadly deals with the areas of Probability and Statistical Methods, Numerical Analysis, Survey Sampling, etc. that is essential for analysis of statistical data and solving statistical problems. It can be pursued after class 12 and is spread over six semesters covering different aspects.Students willing to pursue this course must have completed Class 12 in the Science stream with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as compulsory subjects and obtained a minimum of 50% aggregate marks from a recognised board.Moreover, the BSc Statistics syllabus and subjects are divided into core and elective subjects that include topics such as Descriptive Statistics, Quantitative Analysis, Probability Distributions, Demography, and more.

Beneath we have discussed a few differences between BSc Statistics and BSc Statistics Honours based on a few important grounds.ParametersBSc StatisticsBSc Statistics HonoursQualificationBachelor of Science in StatisticsBachelor of Science in Statistics HonoursCourse OverviewBSc Statistics Lays emphasis on the collection, meaningful segregation, and interpretation of collected data.BSc Statistics Honours not only emphasizes the areas of collection, meaningful segregation, and interpretation of collected data, but also the approach of the course is much more detailedDuration3 Years3 YearsEligibility10+2 from a recognized educational board with Maths as one of the major subjects.A minimum score of 55% (Relaxable for reserved category students) marks at 10+2 or equivalent level.Admission ProcessMerit or Entrance ExaminationEntrance exam based/Merit-basedAverage Annual FeesINR 20,000-1,50,000INR 30,000-2,0,000Top CollegesFergusson College, St. Xavier’s College, Mount Carmel College, Christ University, Ramnarain Ruia Autonomous College, etcAligarh Muslim University, Amity University, Assam University, BHU, BJB Autonomous College, DAV University, Dibrugarh University, etc.Average Annual SalaryINR 4.5-8 LPAINR 5-8 LPANote: The information is taken from external sites and may vary.