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Prerit KohliI'm creative, passionate and hard working

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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, marketing, financial education is the key to understand any business.
It is good that you have studied the basics in commerce. If this has made any interest in you do stick to commerce for higher studies.
Else, yes you can opt for B.Sc but the cut-off for any college will be higher for you than the science folks in this case.
Try to make your decision
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Chinmay Kaluskar

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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.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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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 crack CAT.

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ravi mahawarStudent

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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 reputed institutes like IITs and IISc.
Get more information about IIT JAM from the following link - https://www.eduncle.com/iit-jam-exam and get the advantages.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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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) Computer Software engineer
(e) Operational Research Analyst
(f) Gain domain expertise in BFSI, Heath care etc and become analyst
(g) Appear for Indian Economics Services or Indian Statistical Services, Civil Services examination conducted by UPSC
(h) Appear for CDS examination to join Defence services
(I) Appear for Assistant Commandant Examinatio
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle

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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.

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n manishNothing special

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Go for B. Com Hons

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Aditi modi

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Yes, you can go for B.Sc Maths (Hons.), after class 12th. Some colleges though insists of having a science background, but then there are colleges those who accept. if a student has maths as one of their subjects. I guess Delhi University allows you for this, but you need to check out for their cut off for the same.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Imran,
You have done M.Sc in maths but wants to pursue MS in Computer Science from Canada. It's of course gr8 to know your dreams. Even though Institutions abroad normally offer wide variety of choices, jumping into computer science without any background, I am afraid may not be feasible. However I suggest you approach agencies dealing in sending students to Canada to find out if there is any chance for you.

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