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New answer posted•9 years ago
I'm a CBSE student. I know Hindi but I don't know Tamil. Is Tamil compulsory to pursue B.Sc maths?
28 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Deepa

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9 years ago
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 choo
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 choo
New question posted•9 years ago
I have passed M.Sc mathematics with 53% marks. Can you tell me about M.Phil in mathematics through distance education?
40 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Dinesh
New question posted•9 years ago
When will admissions begin in Institute of Distance and Open Learning? What are the documents required for the same?
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Asked by Pramod
New answer posted•9 years ago
What should I do after my HS? I have physics, math, chemistry and computer science.
49 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Pulak Kumar

Answered by
9 years ago
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
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
New answer posted•9 years ago
Can I do B.Sc in software after studying commerce with business maths in higher secondary?
25 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Indhu

Answered by
9 years ago
Yes, you can.
One thing important here is: Why would you want to do that?
After studying commerce, growth of commerce is huge.
But if your interest lies in science then you might shift. Why most of the people go for an MBA post engineering, B.Sc, science courses, etc. The answer is accounting, marketin
One thing important here is: Why would you want to do that?
After studying commerce, growth of commerce is huge.
But if your interest lies in science then you might shift. Why most of the people go for an MBA post engineering, B.Sc, science courses, etc. The answer is accounting, marketin
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New answer posted•9 years ago
I completed M.Sc in mathematics. What Is eligibility criteria for GATE exam? How can I get a job through GATE?
95 Views|1 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Safwaan
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9 years ago
Final year student or graduate of Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in engineering/ architecture or Master's degree (or equivalent) in science, computer applications, etc. can appear for GATE.
New answer posted•9 years ago
My performance in maths is not good. How can I perform better in maths for CAT?
39 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Nikita

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9 years ago
Maths is not rocket science. Maths questions in CAT are of higher secondary school certificate level. You can learn Maths by self preparations and/ or external support. If you take out fear of Maths out of you and draft a plan to overcome your weaknesses in Maths then you will definitely able to cra
New answer posted•9 years ago
Can I pursue a course in applied maths after completing B.Sc in PCM?
618 Views|8 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Tanisa

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9 years ago
You can appear in IIT JAM Exam for applied Mathematics for courses like M.Sc., Joint M.Sc. Ph.D., M.Sc. Ph.D. dual degree, integrated PhD and for other courses.
IIT JAM (Joint Admission Test for M.Sc.) is a national level entrance exam. The exam is conducted for providing admission in Indias most rep
IIT JAM (Joint Admission Test for M.Sc.) is a national level entrance exam. The exam is conducted for providing admission in Indias most rep
New answer posted•9 years ago
What should I do after getting an undergraduate degree in maths? Should I look for a new job or pursue Masters in maths?
51 Views|2 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Nandu

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9 years ago
Following are the opportunities for Maths graduates:
(a) Higher studies to become theoretician Mathematician and the teach & do research.
(b) Work as mathematics and statistic expert in the field of economics, social sciences, physical sciences, life sciences and earth sciences
(c) Data Modeller
(d) C
(a) Higher studies to become theoretician Mathematician and the teach & do research.
(b) Work as mathematics and statistic expert in the field of economics, social sciences, physical sciences, life sciences and earth sciences
(c) Data Modeller
(d) C
New answer posted•9 years ago
Which country is better among Europe, Canada and USA for Masters in statistics or data analytics? My main preference is job and low fees.
80 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Disha

Answered by
9 years ago
Hi Disha,
From a job perspective, Canada will give you better opportunities since they have good work permit options, USA is too tough. Canada is also affordable.In Europe it depends which country you are talking about like France has flexibility. Also, Netherland is good.
From a job perspective, Canada will give you better opportunities since they have good work permit options, USA is too tough. Canada is also affordable.In Europe it depends which country you are talking about like France has flexibility. Also, Netherland is good.