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M.Sc. Programmes without B.Sc. In Maths/ Statistics.

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Sanjana raj
5 years ago
Hello, washmin!
The eligibility criteria for MSc in Mathematics for candidates wishing to apply must have a graduation degree in a relevant discipline from a recognized university or institute. They need to sit for the university entrance exam and after the declaration of the written test result, qua

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Dinesh upadhyay
5 years ago
You can pursue higher study in literature, communication, law or management. With your under graduation in literature, you can excel more in academic, mass communication or advertising and branding ( MICA PGDM ). Firstly, you set your goal and plan accordingly and focus on one career field. Best wis

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5 years ago
Eligibility criteria for AFCAT is 60% above in your graduation. So, yes you are eligible. There is no restriction in marks for 10+2 level you just need to pass in physics and maths. But repeating your graduation marks are counted It should be above 60% then only you will be eligible. Hope you get yo

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B.Tech Mathematics and computing vs B.Sc. Maths hons?

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5 years ago
Yes. You will be having maths as a subsidiary course as well as statistics or physics.

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