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Hi Aishwarya,
The course is popular in UK with a range of Universities and colleges offering the course. Some of the Universities might include:
1. University of Surrey.
2. University of Brighton.
3. Imperial College London.
4. King's College London.
5. UCL.
6. Banaras Hindu University.
7. Indian School of Business and Finance, etc.
Besides, a good number of universities have Statistics as a part of their curriculum for B.Sc Mathematics. Look for UGC status and accreditation while choosing your place of study.
I hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck!

Hi Shashi,
Civil Services Coaching in Delhi:
1. Chanakya IAS Academy.
2. RAU'S IAS - Study Circle.
3. Lord Krishna IAS Academy.
4. O.P. Singh's IAS Academy.
5. ETEN IAS Academy.
6. Khan Study Group.
7. JTS Institute.
8. Destination IAS Academy.
9. Vedanta IAS Academy.
10. Royal IAS Academy.
11. Ujjwal IAS Academy.
You may visit the respective websites for further details.
As for choosing the best, you can consider parameters such as:
1. Faculty.
2. Course material.
3. Quality education.
4. Fees.
5. Infrastructure and
6. Success Rate.
I hope it helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck!

You can pursue SAP from authorised center, only if you have minimum 2 years of experience in functional work.

Hi Venkata,
according to the general trend, a percentile of 99% will get you a shortlist from FMS. After that the Extempore and PI rounds will decide your seat in FMS. The campus life in FMS is unique in its own way. though we do not have a full fledged campus, due to a very limited in take of students, sense of unity is very strong among our students.

To pursue MBA you need to complete your graduation first with 60%. After that you need to give MBA entrance exams. After that only you will be able to take admission in MBA.

Yes. This is a good choice.

Yes. 2nd attempt is not a matter of concern. You score matters.