M.Sc

Yes, if you have obtained your BCom degree, you are eligible to get admission to an MSc Statistics course, however, the eligibility criteria for every university differs. It is advisable to check out the official page of your desired college, see the eligibility criteria, and make sure that you fulfill them. All the best!

Yes, Statistics is a field that is growing at a pace and demand for Statisticians, Financial Advisors, Auditors, etc., is also growing. Pursuing an MSc in Statistics will open doors for a variety of employment and great salary options for you. Not only that, you'll get to learn about statistical trends and financial analysis in depth. 

Several companies including Walmart, Amazon, Goldman Sachs, etc., offer an average package of INR 20+ LPA. The all-time the highest package has been INR 27 LPA. You can also expect a median package of INR 11.68 LPA. Meanwhile, the lowest package offered is INR 6.5 LPA from companies like EXL, TCS, etc.

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Yes! You can join IIT Bombay, IIT Tirupati or IIT Kanpur to pursue MSc in Statistics course. However, every IIT has its own fee structure, admission process, and eligibility criteria, so, it's advisable to check out their official sites to get more accurate details. 

There are more than 300 MSc in Statistics colleges in India. These colleges offer admission on both merit and entrance exams basis. Here are some popular MSc Statistics entrance exams conducted by these colleges:

• IIT JAM
• CPGET
• CUET-PG
• AP PGCET, and more.

To get admission to the MSc in Statistics course, you need to obtain a bachelor's degree in BSc Statistics or any relevant discipline, with a minimum of 50% aggregate score from a recognised university. 

There are many reasons why getting a Master's degree in Statistics will be beneficial for you:

I believe, MSc Statistics is not very tough to pursue, however, if you struggle with mathematics subject, it'll get difficult for you to apply formulas on numerical, rectify errors, and more. Candidates who have a strong base in subjects like physics and mathematics will comparatively find it easier to pursue statistics courses.

MSc Statistics is a 2-year postgraduate degree programme that focuses on the study of statistical theory, methods, and applications to analyze data. You'll get to study subjects like Matrix Algebra & Numerical Analysis, Econometrics & Economics Statistics, Inference, and more. 

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