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A Bachelor of Statistics (BSc Statistics) is a three-year undergraduate program focusing on the principles and practices of data analysis, interpretation, and presentation. It equips students with the skills to analyze, model, and interpret data from various disciplines.

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B.Sc. Statistics is a 3-year undergraduate course that focuses on the study of data collection, analysis, interpretation, and presentation. Students learn about probability, statistical methods, data analysis, and mathematical models. It also includes subjects like calculus, linear algebra, and computer programming.

This course is useful for careers in data science, banking, finance, actuarial science, market research, and government jobs. After graduation, students can go for M.Sc. in Statistics, Data Analytics, or related fields. Jobs are available in both government and private sectors. Strong math skills and interest in data handling are important for this course.

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Yes, Nehru Arts and Science College offers a B.Sc. in Statistics (3 years, 29 seats).

Eligibility: 12th with Mathematics.

Fee: 24,000 – 90,000 annually (approx).

For exact fees, check their official website or contact the college.

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The number of seats available for an MSc in Statistics for the academic year 2025 varies significantly across different colleges in India. It's not possible to give a single definitive number for all institutions. Admission to these programs is often based on entrance exams like CUET PG or IIT JAM, and the seat matrix is determined by individual universities and their affiliated colleges.

However, based on available information for some prominent institutions:

• Delhi University (DU): The total number of seats for the MSc Statistics program at Delhi University is mentioned as 57 across its affiliated colleges. However, another source indicates a total of 76 seats. It's advisable to check the official DU admission brochure for the most accurate and updated information for 2025.
• IIT Bombay: For the MSc in Applied Statistics and Informatics program at IIT Bombay, the total number of seats available through IIT JAM 2025 is 48 .
• IIT Kanpur: The IIT JAM 2025 seat matrix indicates that IIT Kanpur has 62 seats available for its MSc in Statistics program.
• Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI): While a general seat intake for MSc programs at JMI is mentioned as 536 , the specific number of seats for MSc Statistics for 2025 needs to be confirmed through their official admission prospectus for the 2025-26 session.
• University of Calcutta: The University of Calcutta offers around 28 seats for its MSc Statistics program.

Please note that these numbers are subject to change and are based on the latest information available, which might pertain to the 2024-25 academic year in some cases. The official admission brochures and websites of the respective colleges for the 2025 admissions cycle will provide the most accurate details regarding the number of seats available for their MSc Statistics programs.

Hello User,

Your question doesn't make sense, you had applied and got admission in college where BSc. A statistics course is being taught, and hence, you have completed your BSc. Statistics. Further, you can opt for MSc. Stats if you are interested, for else opt for jobs.

It is a very ambitious plan to begin with...!!

Benefits:-

1. Strong theoritical + Practical Exposure
2. Better Career Oppurtunities ( strong placement options )
3. Skill set will become very strong

Difficulties:-

1. Time Management
2. Overlapping Subjects but different depths
3. Maintaining a good academic performance will be very difficult

Do it if you are highly disciplined, passionate and good at maintaining heavy workload. Do not do it if you struggle with multitasking , heavy coursework and if you prefer a single, focused academic path.

Hello,

With a rank of 1126 in IIT JAM for Mathematical Statistics, securing admission to IITs is highly unlikely.

For instance, in 2024, IIT Kanpur's M.Sc. in Statistics had a closing rank of 58 for general category candidates.  Similarly, IIT Bombay's M.Sc. in Statistics closed at rank 26.

Given these trends, a rank of 1126 does not meet the past admission thresholds for these programs.

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While some NITs offer programs related to data analytics or statistics, none of the NITs in India appear to offer a specific M.Sc. or MS program in Statistics.

Here's a more detailed explanation:

NITs and Statistics Programs:

While some NITs have departments or programs related to data science or analytics, they don't typically offer a dedicated M.Sc. or MS program specifically in Statistics.

Focus on Data Analytics:

Instead of a statistics program, some NITs, like NIT Nagaland, offer programs in Data Analytics, which may involve statistical concepts.

IITs with Statistics Programs:

If you're looking for a strong statistics program, you might consider IITs, as some of them, like IIT Kanpur and IIT Bombay, offer M.Sc. programs in Statistics.

Other Institutions:

Other universities and colleges in India also offer M.Sc. in Statistics, such as the University of Delhi, VIT University, and Presidency University, Kolkata.

Hello,

The general eligibility for MSc Computational Statistics and Data Analytics includes a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science, or a related field with 50-60% marks . Many universities require Mathematics/Statistics at the 10+2 or graduation level .

Admission is either merit-based or through entrance exams like CUET-PG , IIT JAM, DUET, BHU PET , or university-specific tests. Some institutes may also conduct interviews.

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