B.Sc Scope

Dear Rohini,
After completing your B.Sc, you can pursue Master's degree in M.Sc. If you wish to pursue management course, you can pursue MBA/PGDM and opt for the specialisation of your interest. If you expect to make your career in the technical field (computer) then you can go for MCA and if you are interested in competitive exams then you can appear for the Staff selection commission, CDS (Combined defence services ), UPSC, etc. In staff selection and UPSC, there are various exams and it depends on you for which post you would like to apply. For example- IAS, IPS, IFS, Indian Foreign Services, IRS, atomic research, laboratory research and many more.

Dear,
All options are open ended and prospective. Based on one's interest, it is required to be chosen.
1. Conventional M.Sc. math can give you teaching profession along with other jobs attempt through competitive Exam. You can go with a Ph.D to be a professor or lecturer at higher level.
2. M.Sc statistics is science of math working for prediction or conclusion based on the experienced data. It is of high demand in the market as no progress is achieved with out statistical analysis. Wide range of application tends to wider.
3. If you are interested with the implementation process and technique drawn from statistical conclusion i.e. if engineering is always active in the back of your mind, go ahead with operational research.
You are the best to judge yourself. Go ahead that suits you the finest.

Hi,
A candidate with B.Sc can apply for jobs in UPSC, SSC, Public sector Bank, State PCS and even in Indian Defense etc.
If I talk about central government jobs then by attending the UPSC exam, you can apply for civil service posts like IAS, IPF.
Railway also conducts the recruitment exam for various technical posts.
You can also opt the teaching profession in various recognised universities.
While preparing for all these exams, candidates need to make their fundamentals strong.
You can also go for IIT jam exam for completing your Master's degree from IIT. Nothing can beat to complete your Master's after Bachelor's degree - https://scoop.eduncle.com/iit-jam-online-application-form
Best wishes.

Hello Rahul,
Video games in India is an emerging market. The Indian Gaming Industry is estimated for the annual growth rate of 14.3 percent with mobile Gaming taking the lead at 71% share. The growth is driven by rising younger population, higher disposable incomes, introduction of new gaming genres, and the increasing number of smartphone and tablet users. Mobile Gaming to cross USD 571 million by 2016 at 134.5% CAGR between 2013-2016 leading to 22.8 percent CAGR growth with 208.2 million mobile game users.
If you really want become a game designer than starting salaries are not a reason to chose a field. To become a Game Designer, you must get a good knowledge of 3D software as well as pre-production. Usually in Games, the environment is created in 3DSMax and Character animations in Maya.In this filed Salary can be 35000-50000 depending on your company. Later on, it can go upto 70000, but starting package is around Rs.15,000 to Rs.20,000.