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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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There are no compulsory papers of maths in law degree course, however, every student has to under one compulsory course on quantitative techniques and statistics paper.
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
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Hi Aditi,
I think your group includes commerce, accountancy, computer science and economics.
If so, then you can study B.Sc computer science. As it is a very promising course, you can easily get a job.
Then, you can do BCA and MCA. These are only applicable if you have taken computer science in that group.
The best one for commerce group is to do CA. It is really tough to get through.
The next is to pursue B.Com and after that, MBA (if you want you can do M.Com also). Since, you will have an MBA degree with B.Com, you can be a consultant in an IT firm or if you choose human resources (HR), you can be a HR manager too.
If you want to be an
I think your group includes commerce, accountancy, computer science and economics.
If so, then you can study B.Sc computer science. As it is a very promising course, you can easily get a job.
Then, you can do BCA and MCA. These are only applicable if you have taken computer science in that group.
The best one for commerce group is to do CA. It is really tough to get through.
The next is to pursue B.Com and after that, MBA (if you want you can do M.Com also). Since, you will have an MBA degree with B.Com, you can be a consultant in an IT firm or if you choose human resources (HR), you can be a HR manager too.
If you want to be an
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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B.Sc grads with Maths have options of higher education such as M.Sc, MCA, M.Sc CS/IT, MBA, MA Mass Communication, Masters in Social Works, BEd PG Diploma to specialise etc. You can choose any based on your interests to excel in professional career.
You can also seek job in organisations such as Government, Banks, PSU, Private, Defence, Schools, Paramilitary forces etc where eligibility criteria is graduation degree.
You can also seek job in organisations such as Government, Banks, PSU, Private, Defence, Schools, Paramilitary forces etc where eligibility criteria is graduation degree.
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Sumit Kumar SinghTime to create Illusion to Reality!
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The subject which we fail to Understand is most difficult one. While those which we understand easily is the easiest one.
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Anushka JhaSincerity at its top!
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Of course civil engineering. It has better future scope and very good salary as well as reputation.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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You are eligible to seek admission in BA, BA (Honors) in subject of your choice, BA Mass Communication, Five years Integrated law, BCA and BBA. You may also appear in NDA exam conducted by UPSC to join Indian Armed Forces in non-technical branches.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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In most of the Universities Science student can apply for B.Sc IT course provided that they have studied mathematics or Statistics as one subject in 10+2 stage. You are not eligible to seek admission in B.Sc IT without Maths.
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