M.Sc. in Statistics colleges in Jaipur

Rajasthan University also known as UNIRAJ, was established in 1947 with the prime objective of creating a holistic and knowledge-based ecosystem for students. Rajasthan University Jaipur is recognised by the UGC and accredited by the NAAC with Grade A. The University of Rajasthan has 9 faculty members, 35+ departments and 15+ research centres. Further, the university has 500+ affiliated colleges along with six constituent colleges.

Mahatma Jyotirao Phule University has good placement record for M.Sc programmes. About 80% of students get selected, with the highest salary reported to be around 20 LPA and the lowest around 5 LPA. The university is known for attracting private clinics as a specialty for students. In addition, about 70% of students gain valuable experience through internships at the college.

 

Central University of Rajasthan MSc application process begins with the CUET registrations. The national-level exam is conducted by National Testing Agency (NTA). Hence, aspirants can check out the NTA website for CUET application forms. As per past years' schedule, the application is generally released in February and closes in and around April. After the CUET result is declared, students have to register on CURAJ samarth portal for counselling registration.

CUET score will matter, I got this on the official website of MLSU.

Admissions to the first semester of M.Sc programme shall be made on the basis of merit of the candidates as per the university rules. The university may conduct an entrance examination for admission to the courses offered in the university departments if the number of applicants exceeds three times of the seats. The merit will be determined on the basis of marks obtained in the written external examinations (Theory papers) at the graduation level in the relevant subjects and marks obtained in the entrance examination if applicable. For candidates who have passed graduation under the credit system, grades in the external examination of each theory course will be converted into marks using the relevant grade to mark conversion formulae. The relevant subjects at the graduation level for the programme of study will be defined by each committee of courses concerned.