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Scholar-Level 18
Whole world if economic possibilities open up. You can do different courses in personal finance, insurance, public finance, audit, insolvency, etc. These all are job oriented courses and will get you a good job.
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I think one has to do B.Sc in maths if aim is to do M.Sc in the same subject. GRE has no relevance. But I am curious that why do you want to pursue M.Sc? What is the harm in doing MA in economics? This too has same weightage.
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With this percentage, you can not get admission on merit based. What you can do now is that you should prepare for cracking any entrance exam of your interest. For .Sc, you can go with Jamie, it also conducts entrance for various courses, IPU also conducts entrance exams, DU conduct entrance exams for two courses 1.B.Tech (IT & maths innovation) 2. BA
Both are good courses.
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