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Mathematics and statistics is indeed a very good combination for B,Sc, however Chemistry is the odd one out. A bsc in mathematics and/or statistics can help you get jobs in finance, advisory, as statisticians etc. None of these fields require chemistry. A BSc in Chemistry can get you jobs

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• You could pursue B.Tech in Mathematics and Computing, it is a combination of maths and programming. The branch is most in demand nowadays.
• You could pursue B.Sc in Mathematics/Statistics, and work later as Statistician or in finance companies. Again, job offers are very lucrative.

Hi,

The answer to your question is, it really depends from college to college.

Few colleges provide fee concession if you are the school topper or city topper in the name of scholarship during the admissions or counselling sessions.

Some colleges also provide scholarship/ fee concession based on the rank

Hello learner,

TNEA counselling is for the candidates, who wish to built their career, in the field of Engineering. TNEA Counselling Rank list is entirely based on the merit list. TNEA admissions is held entirely via online by segregating the candidates through consecutive rounds of counselling, by fixing the marginal

hey,

here are the colleges

1. ISB, hyderabad campus and mohali campus

2. S.P jain institute of management and research , mumbai

3. IIM ahmedabad

4. IIM , bangalore

5. great lakes institute of management , chennai

6. IIM calcutta

7. XLRI , jamshedpur

8. IIM , lucknow

hope this

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After pursuing a BSc course i.e BSc Mathematics etc, you can become teacher, research analyst or technical writer. A Mathematics teacher is always on demand as Maths is considered one of the main subjects in schools and colleges. Mathematicians who work in academia usually have a mix responsibility of

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