Hello Rahul

I hope you are doing good . As per your query ,  I would like to tell you that for becoming business analyst specialisation in finance will be a better option if you are good in mathematics . In finance you will be taught how to handle business problems of many department and how to analyse data to produce the desired financing results . Moreover , you will have to persue mba in business anaylst specialisation for growth

Hope you found this answer helpful. Good luck for your future

Hello candidate,

For opening or running aerospace company or any other business domain which is not related to your field of specification, you did not need a specified degree recognition for starting your own business.

There have been people like Elon Musk who without having any formal degree of aerospace engineering has made it to one of the biggest names of of this field, because they had the determination, courage, and willingness to do absolute hard work in order to achieve their dreams.

All the best!!

Hello Hitanshu,

The basic difference in M.Tech and B.Tech is in its name itself. As the name suggests, B.Tech means Bachelor of Technology which is an undergraduate course that you can pursue after completing your Class 12. M.Tech means Masters in Technology which is a post graduate course that you can pursue once you complete your graduation.

Hope it helps.

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Hello student!

Students from any background can become a data scientist whether its Mathematics, Statistics, CS, Economics or Arts but you must be very prompt in analytical skills.

So you have BSc in Mathematics, you must have exposure to Lagrange’s and Fourier Transform. You might have worked on Digital Signal Processing also. These mathematical theorems are used in Data Science frequently. When you have to design a Neural Network or a Deep Learning Algorithm based model, data scientists use transformation.You can start by learning R Language and Rstudio IDE. So, you are at advantage choosing BSc mathematics and computing. Just couple your skills with programming.

You can next go for a MSc and then Ph.D in Computer Science (or an specialization course). The specialization (or Ph.D) will give you support to expand your programmer’s side and can help you to develop a platform to offer your analysis easier to your clients. But if you just want the BSc, you can go for Stats and take online classes (Coursera, edX, udemy and DataCamp offers a lot of them) to improve your programming skills.

Wish you all the best !

Hey Dear, if you are a mechanical graduate than you should definitely choose being a business analyst as you will learn the proper organization of a business model or its integration with technology, which would make you understand the real sense of cash flow in a business. Whereas being a data analyst without coding knowledge would be a waste of time and you will be able to concentrate only on a particular data everyday and you won't learn something new.

BSc Data Science is a 3 year full-time course that comes under the domains of Computer Science, Business Analytics and Artificial Intelligence.

Data Science is an interdisciplinary subject that includes the use of Statistics , Big Data Analytics , Machine Learning and related aspects in order to understand the problem or phenomena with respect to a set of real-world data.

This course is highly popular among students in India and Abroad because of its increasingly high demand and diverse future scope in tech companies, consultancies, market research companies and energy sector.

Admission to this course usually takes place on the basis of merit and performance in the university level Common Entrance Tests. The minimum eligibility required is the completion of Class 12 with Science stream (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics).

IT is a particular subject with data science.

Thanks!