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Your first question about which course is something you must decide. Know your interests, what you like studying or doing and what you aim to be in future, decide accordingly. Medical stream, generally, has no mathematics. You should mention your subjects for better guidance. Well, every college has its own admission requirements and before you choose any college, you must check the entry requirements. See if you meet them. Mention your percentage for better guidance. Did you take IELTS?
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Yes, you can, but this is the irony of the Indian education system where everyone thinks that commerce is inferior to science or maths.
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No, for BBA you don't need maths in your 12th grade. There are plenty of colleges which offer BBA. A small list of top BBA colleges in India is as follows:
Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Indore
Christ University, Bangalore
Mumbai University
University of Delhi
Symbiosis International University
NMIMS University, Mumbai
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi
Sikkim Manipal University
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All options are open ended and prospective. Based on one's interest, it is required to be chosen.
1. Conventional M.Sc. math can give you teaching profession along with other jobs attempt through competitive Exam. You can go with a Ph.D to be a professor or lecturer at higher level.
2. M.Sc statistics is science of math working for prediction or conclusion based on the experienced data. It is of high demand in the market as no progress is achieved with out statistical analysis. Wide range of application tends to wider.
3. If you are interested with the implementation process and technique drawn from statistical conclusion i.e. if eng
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