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astha singh
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Eligibility Criteria for BA programmes -
B.A.(Hons.) Candidates qualified in 10+2 Board or equivalent examination. Candidates must have obtained at least 45% in aggregate of all subjects. Having maths as a subject is not compulsory, however, you may have to have economics as one of your electives if you are a humanities student.
B.A.(Hons.) Candidates qualified in 10+2 Board or equivalent examination. Candidates must have obtained at least 45% in aggregate of all subjects. Having maths as a subject is not compulsory, however, you may have to have economics as one of your electives if you are a humanities student.
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astha singh
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Please use the link provided below to navigate to a course of your choice. If you want to pursue M.Sc. (Maths) from C.V Raman University, you should be able to download their brochure and follow simple application steps mentioned in the brochure.
https://www.shiksha.com/university/dr-c-v-raman-university-bilaspur-31270/courses
https://www.shiksha.com/university/dr-c-v-raman-university-bilaspur-31270/courses
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astha singh
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Career Opportunities after B.Sc Mathematics
There are jobs available in various other sectors for the graduates of B.Sc Mathematics. These sectors are given below
Software
Insurance
Market research
Banking sector
There are also jobs available for these graduates in government sector. Various exams are conducted by UPSC every year for recruiting these graduates to several posts. Some of those exams are given below
Tax Assistant exam
Statistical Investigator exam
Grade III & Compiler Exam
Combined Graduate Level Exam
Most popular career option after B.Sc Mathematics is teaching. There are plenty of colleges available in India which provides various
There are jobs available in various other sectors for the graduates of B.Sc Mathematics. These sectors are given below
Software
Insurance
Market research
Banking sector
There are also jobs available for these graduates in government sector. Various exams are conducted by UPSC every year for recruiting these graduates to several posts. Some of those exams are given below
Tax Assistant exam
Statistical Investigator exam
Grade III & Compiler Exam
Combined Graduate Level Exam
Most popular career option after B.Sc Mathematics is teaching. There are plenty of colleges available in India which provides various
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mohith kumar
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Yes, why not? Economics counts only for statistics in mathematics that it includes, you need not worry about the not having mathematics, you can go ahead.
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varun bhatiastudent's counselor
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Hi Deepa,
In B.Sc maths or any UG course, you will get only one subject i.e. basic Tamil in the first year and that can be easily cleared as its only basic Tamil and while doing B.Sc maths during the examination, you may get two choices, taking one exam in Tamil and another in English so you can choose to take the exam in English. Tamil is not compulsory.
In B.Sc maths or any UG course, you will get only one subject i.e. basic Tamil in the first year and that can be easily cleared as its only basic Tamil and while doing B.Sc maths during the examination, you may get two choices, taking one exam in Tamil and another in English so you can choose to take the exam in English. Tamil is not compulsory.
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Nithash Majumdar
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Hey there,
If you are really good at either physics, chemistry or maths and you want to go ahead on with it and do research and all, then, Bachelor of science would suit you. Or you can also opt for engineering if research work is not that of an interest to you.
If you are good at computer science as compared to others, you can opt for CS or IT stream in engineering. Do what you are best at doing.
All the best.
If you are really good at either physics, chemistry or maths and you want to go ahead on with it and do research and all, then, Bachelor of science would suit you. Or you can also opt for engineering if research work is not that of an interest to you.
If you are good at computer science as compared to others, you can opt for CS or IT stream in engineering. Do what you are best at doing.
All the best.
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