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You can pursue any as per your area of interest. What actually matters for IAS Entrance is your knowledge and command on the subjects. If you don't have any particular inclination then you can also look for IAS oriented BA Programme being offered by UPES Dehradun as this is exclusively designed for IAS aspirants. Check out all possible graduation option and then take final call as per your interest area. All the best.
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The combination you are wanting is what I'm pursuing presently. This is offered in many colleges like
St. Xavier's College-Mumbai and Christ-Bangalore. These are the top ones. I'm in Xavier's right now. There you need to be dropping one subject every year and you major in one of the subjects in the 3rd year. But, Xavier's does not provide economics in the 2nd or 3rd year for B.Sc Students.
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The degree in BSc Mathematics focuses on data analysis, calculus, and algebra, whereas the degree in BSc Statistics focuses on probability and combinations.
| Criteria | BSc Mathematics | BSc Statistics |
|---|---|---|
| Full-Form | Bachelor of Science in Mathematics | Bachelor of Science in Statistics |
| Duration | Three years | Three years |
| Eligibility | 10+2 with Mathematics as a core subject | 10+2 or equivalent |
| Fees | INR 2.4K- 1.5 Lacs | INR 12K- 2.75 Lacs |
| Average Salary | INR 1.8- 7 LPA | INR 3- 5 LPA |
Choosing BSc Maths over BSc Statistics or vice versa depends on you as both provide similar windows of opportunities. It depends on your interests in a particular field of study. If you like subjects like probability, permutations, and distribution you can opt for Statistics. But, if you have an interest in developing mathematical skills like algebra, calculus, and data analysis opt for Mathematics. Thanks.
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For more information regarding admission process visit website of university.
And keep updated.
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Which college you want to shift in Noida? And, documents you would require is you have to write a letter to your present college and mention about your transfer and you will get your mark sheets and transfer certificate from the college.
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