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BBA will assure that you will be very comfortable with the business related subjects. There technical subjects are something where you will have to work harder. As long as you have an inclination towards technology and a quick learner,I can assure you that you will do well.
SITM can have recuiters who are looking for finance and technology knowledge both.In such cases you would have an advantage.
Market research and analytic companies will also be preferring you as a result.

Yes, you can apply.
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Yes, you can study MSc maths after BBA.
However, I won't recommend going for it, as if you really have a passion for maths, doing other courses in maths specialization would be better for your career.
All the best.

Hello,
Yes, you will get it. Thanks.

First, make up your mind that you need coaching. Secondly, if you are comfortable with online lecture Admit Tyagi IIT maths (YouTube) will help you lot although it's free of cost. His teaching method is good, covers all the topics, cleas all the fundamentals of mathematics.

The jobs are plenty. You may take NET for assistant professor ship or go in research sector. Actuarial Sciences is another sector, where insurance companies require data analysts. Opening in software sector are numerical analysis in computer system design, operation research, software programming, etc. Some of the companies recruiting candidates after M.Sc. Mathematics are Oracle, Microsoft, Google, etc. The candidates can find job opportunities abroad as well.

Hi, The JAM eligibility criteria notified by IIT Bombay, which is the Joint Admission Test for M.Sc. Programmes conducting body mention some common as well as some specific criteria for each of the offered programmes in the JAM participating institutes. M.Sc. Applied Geology: Geology for three years/ six semesters and any two subjects among Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry.