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Many students prefer to enter into the job sectors to earn money and get experience after completing a B.Sc. In Maths. Here is a list of career options that can be pursued after studying B.Sc. in Maths. A graduate in Mathematics can pursue a career in government jobs. To be selected for gov jobs, you will have to take exams conducted by the UPSC railways, staff selection commission, banking etc. Your knowledge in Maths will help you ace the competitive examination in a better way.
After pursuing B.Sc. Mathematics, you can also think of becoming a Financial Analyst. Once you become a Financial Analyst, your job will be to provide information to help traders, which involves rigorous analysis to make crucial decisions.
Accounting and Professional Services: This is also a good career option after B.Sc. Mathematics.
Operational Research: An M.Sc. Degree in Maths can help you pursue a career in Operational research.
Banking: Banking is one of the popular career options that a B.Sc. In Mathematics graduates can opt for.
Teacher: If you desire to become a Maths teacher or have studied mathematics in your graduation just to be in the teaching sector, you must consider becoming a math teacher. Hope it helps.

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. That depends on your interests (software, hardware, designing, etc. ), but since you have come to question which branch in engineering take, then that means that you still have not made up your mind as to what you want to be. Do not freak out I too took up engineering just cos I did not know what else to do, this is what our great education system leads us to be, Mindless. But there is still time just give yourself time to explore yourself, try new things, and think about the skills you have learned yourself, and that is probably the field you should learn more on. And don't worry if you still can not figure out what you want just pick a branch that you feel suits you the best and then when you are in this course explore more, do things you haven't tried before, and eventually you will find that one thing your heart wants and go for it. Hope it helps.

Hello,
Great interacting with you. Not actually studying Physics and Chemistry is compulsory in the first year and it is compulsory for all the branches. But after that, there is no room for Physics and Chemistry in CSE/Information Technology. Instead of that high standard of mathematics in this branch. Especially if someone wants to do something in AI or Data Science field then they have to study high-level mathematics especially Statistics and Linear Algebra. During your first year, you will have to study the basics of all the courses like mechanical, electrical, computer, Physics Maths and many more (6 subjects per semester in my institute), so you have no way around that. If you found it useful then upvote or thumbs up to my answer. Good luck.

Dear aspirant, Nice to meet you. B.Tech: Bachelor of Technology. It is a technical course of higher level known as engineering. There are many branches of engineering, such as :
1. Civil
2. Mechanical
3. Electrical
4. Computer Science
5. Information Technology
6. Electronic & Communication
7. Chemical
8. Petroleum
9. Biotechnology
10. Agricultural
11. Mining
12 Aerospace
13. Instrumentation etc. Many institutes offer engineering courses and to join any engineering institute you need to pass 12 board exams with the required % as per your category also you need to go through entrance exams conducted by different authorized bodies. After completion of the UG course, the institute concerned will confer upon you the Bachelor's degree in Technology ie B.Tech. Hope it helps.

Dear aspirant, In my opinion, go for B.Sc. Economics. There are so many career options available in this field either in academics or in industry or any corporate company. There are always some points that will make one subject look greater than the other. It all comes down to your choice where you want to go. Both the subjects are equally good. The main difference between B.A. And B.Sc. in economics is that B.Sc. deals more with practical knowledge in the economic field whereas B.A. is more into theoretical aspects. It is your interest to choose B.Sc. or B.A. There are numerous career options for B.Sc. Economics students in the field of finance such as accountant, auditor, economist, investment banker, stock market analyst, equity research analyst, stockbroker, risk management analyst and various other careers. I hope it helps.

Candidates are eligible to apply for B.Sc. Honors in Maths degree after passing 12th from NIOS board. NIOS is recognized by the HRD ministry of India. Being LPU alumni, I would recommend LPU for MBA. My cousin is doing the same course and based on her experience, I can say that LPU provides quality education, with great scholarship programs plus holistic learning opportunities
With plenty of study opportunities, LPU provides students with global excellence and industry immersion. This university has collaborated with the top-notch brands such as Google, Cisco, Oracle, SAP, Microsoft, and many more to have its center of excellence, students from the south get numerous chances to work directly with the companies on live projects to get practical exposure. This helps the students to get an insight into the recent trends in the industries. There are hardly any universities or colleges in the south having such exposure and deep collaboration.