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Scholar-Level 17
Eligibility Criteria:
Qualification :
The applicant must quality in M.Sc Degree should be in first Class with an aggregate minimum of 65% (Average of all semesters) or CGPA/CPI grading of 6.5 on a 10 scale or equivalent from a recognized university.
Age Limit:
The applicant age should be below 35 years (40 years in case of SC/ST candidates and 38 years for OBC candidates.) Ex-Serviceman and Persons with Disabilities are eligible for age relaxation as per Govt. of India orders). For PWD persons, orders
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9 years agoScholar-Level 17
Yes, you can do CA (Chartered Accountant) course without maths too. But a bit of maths is required at the time of entrance exam (CPT) but afterward, it's just your calculations (out of the whole mathematics) that's needed.
So, it's not a compulsory criterion.
1) Student of any background like science, commerce or humanities can sit for the CPT (First stage of CA) exam.
2) But having maths as your additional subject will surely give you an edge in the syllabus of CA.
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First paper covers some important topics (Algebra, Calculus, Trigonometry, Coordinate Geometry etc) from higher secondary mathematics. If you have already studied out math in your higher secondary (12th class), then you wont face any problem and if you are from non-math background then you may have to suffer a little.
The second paper covers some basics of high-end mathematics used in computer science like discrete mathematics, linear programming etc.
In some university (like IGNOU) you have to study an additional pap
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9 years agoScholar-Level 17
After completing B.Sc in applied mathematics there are two options to pursue a career. Either opt for higher studies or get a job in public or private sector. The major career options after the course are in the field of accountancy, business, computer programming etc.Some of the major career options are:
Mathematician (Jobs) :
The job of a mathematician is to understand the concepts of mathematics and use them practically.
Actuary (Jobs) :
The job of an actuary is one who analyses the risks of an organization.
Statistician (Jobs) :
A statisticians job is to decode the statistics for the layman and analyze the statistics of a c
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Economics is a very unique subject. Even though it's a part of bouquet in humanities, sound mathematics helps a lot. Hence many students are desirous of taking maths as subject along with economics. It's better this way. But in job market it makes no difference.
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