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syed shaizan
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Both the branches have equal opportunities to get a good job and the rest depends on how you study and enhance your skill so that those can be used in your work area.
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Gargi DasBeat the failure
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Actually, there is no direct placement after B.Sc Maths. You have to do Masters also to get into a good job. For government jobs you can give SSC after graduation, but the competition is high. Prepare well.
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neha trivedi
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Indian Academy Degree College
Oxford College of Science
Jain Global Campus
Reva University
MS Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences.
Oxford College of Science
Jain Global Campus
Reva University
MS Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences.
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sandeep sharma
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It is difficult to get job through this marks, but if you have skill, then it will possible to get a great job which you need.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Jasmine,
It is nice to see your enthusiasm and interest in taking up undergraduate studies of BSc in Mount Carmel College in Bangalore. This is a minority institution college and Catholic Christians have an advantage of getting admissions along with few other socially weaker sections. After going through the syllabus and various options available on the college website I feel there is no concept of major and minor subjects. All the three subjects have equal weightage and hence the three subjects which were chosen by you, maths, computer science and Statistics will have equal weightage. Obviously mathematics will not be a major sub
It is nice to see your enthusiasm and interest in taking up undergraduate studies of BSc in Mount Carmel College in Bangalore. This is a minority institution college and Catholic Christians have an advantage of getting admissions along with few other socially weaker sections. After going through the syllabus and various options available on the college website I feel there is no concept of major and minor subjects. All the three subjects have equal weightage and hence the three subjects which were chosen by you, maths, computer science and Statistics will have equal weightage. Obviously mathematics will not be a major sub
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syeda mubina
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I think you can apply there but I'd suggest you to cross check this early by contacting the admission department.
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