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Monika Singh

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Now, first please answer a few questions:
1) In which stream you were doing B. Tech which you dropped and how many semesters have you completed.
2) Give full details about your profile year wise.
3) Is your B.Sc in maths (regular). Does it give any computer related course?
4) Do you have some computer related certifications?
Looking forward for a reply.
Thanks.
All these questions must be kept in mind as getting the OL might be possible. But getting the visa will be difficult.

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Mudit PandeySr Study abroad counsellor

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I don't think so. In order to join MCA, a candidate need not necessarily be from BCA. In order to join MCA candidate must have maths in +2 as one of the subjects. You may feel some problem with programming language.

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Harshit Jain

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The approximate percentage required for B.Sc hons in statistics for DU is 90 to 95 percent to get a good college in DU. Also cut off varies from college to college. This cut-off may vary from year to year and college to college.

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Shruti Pandya

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B. Sc Mathematics has good scope in future and also nowadays.
If your friend do M. Sc in Mathematics, it will be very scopeful for her life.
B. Sc Mathematics is applied for teaching job in schools and tuitions.
She can also apply in software developing companies. Because now a days Mathematics is used in software developing programs.
She can apply for UPSE exam.

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subhasish debroy

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I think after B.Sc maths, you can go for M.Sc in Maths, MCA or MBA based on your interest and career prospect.
Best Wishes.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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You are eligible to appear in Civil Services examination conducted by UPSC based on your degree to join IPS. Civil Services Examination is very competitive. In order to get IPS cadre you will have to score very high in examination and personal interview.

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ananya sharmastudent

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There are plenty of opportunities are available after BSc mathematics. You can go for either job or higher studies or both together.
So, firstly find out what option you will choose in the above three.
1. Higher Studies: M.Sc/Ph.D., MCA,
For MSc & Ph.D.- Appear in a IIT JAM Exam-
For MCA - https://www.jbigdeal.in/nimcet/#NIMCET2017Application_Form
2. Job : Software Insurance, Market research, Banking sector
Govt. ExamTax Assistant exam Statistical Investigator exam Grade III & Compiler Exam Combined Graduate Level Exam
3. You can do the part time job with your higher studies.

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Suketu Upadhyay UpadhyayHR consultant help people getting better jobs

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Yes, you can pursue B.Sc in mathematics or physics.

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