Maths Spl

Hi, the only suitable option seems to be a Ph.D. if you are interested in a career in academics or research. Other options can be a Masters in Finance, but you have to show your interest to the university and not apply randomly to any course. First, know your own career interest and apply figuring out what you want.

Sem. I
Ancillary Mathematics
Measure Theory and Probability
Distribution Theory
Matrix Algebra and Numerical Analysis (Practical)
Distribution Theory (Practical)
Computer Programming (Practical)
Sem. II
Inference I
Sample Surveys
Linear Models and Regression Analysis
Inference I (Practical)
Sample Surveys (Practical)
Linear Models and Regression Analysis (Practical)
Sem. III
Inference II
Design of Experiments
Time Series Analysis
Inference II (Practical)
Design of Experiments (Practical)
Time Series Analysis (Practical)
Sem. IV
Multivariate Analysis
Econometrics and Economic Statistics
Environmental Statistics

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The students who are interested to pursue BCA in Inspiria Knowledge Campus, as their higher studies must fulfill the following eligibility criteria:
- Candidate must have passed class 12th or senior secondary examination.
- The 12th examination must be passed with English and any subject either of Mathematics / Statistics / Business Mathematics/ Computer application/ Information Practices/Computer Science as a compulsory subject.

MBA Banking eligibility:
Candidates wishing to apply for MBA in banking are needed to meet the following minimum criteria of eligibility:
A minimum aggregate score of 50% at the graduation level, completed from a recognized institute. Graduates from any stream are considered. A Bachelors degree in Banking and Finance is preferred. Candidates waiting for their final year graduation results are welcome too.

Yes, you can go for Diploma courses in any field that you are interested in. After that you can push yourself into engineering or any other course.

Mathematics and computer science both are basically different streams. One thing common in these is that computer science technology uses mathematical and logical units for the computations and operations to operate the computer. In programming, the mathematical concepts are used heavily for the operations. This is how we can compare maths and CS engineering.

Yes, you can go for that but you will be facing a lot of problem as you don't had maths because BBA contains mathematical subject in every semester. Hope you give your best. All the best.

Both the courses are best in their own place. It depends on your interest. More than 50+ colleges offer economics honours but only 10+ colleges under DU offer statistics (Hons). I would suggest you do statistics (Hons) from Sri Venkateshwar College because if you do this course and get good marks and knowledge of this subject then you will get easily placed in an MNC.