Hello Arka,

Hope you are doing well.

Jobs after MSC in Statistics

• Statistician
• Statistician or Biostatistician
• Senior Statistician or Junior Statistician
• Statistician or Arithmetician
• Online Tutor
• Subject Matter Expert
• Assistant Professor
• Statistical Investigator Grade I (Training)

Employment areas

1. Research Centres
2. Manufacturing Sector
3. Pharmaceutical Companies
4. Educational Institutes
5. Scientific Research Organizations
6. Public Sector Research Organizations
7. Market Research Companies
8. Banking Sector
9. Insurance Companies

Jobs with Salary Chart

1. Statistician - INR 1,001,516 (Per annum)
2. Business Analyst, Finance/ Banking - INR 440,782 (Per annum)
3. Statistician Trainer - INR 565,226 (Per annum)
4. Econometrician - INR 404,251 (Per annum)
5. Senior Data Analyst - INR 778,761 (Per annum)
6. Mathematician - INR 384,250 (Per annum)
7. Business Analyst - INR 476,136 (Per annum)

Top recruiting Companies

• Deloitte Consulting
• TCS Innovation Labs
• Blue Ocean Marketing
• BNP Paribas India
• Neilson Company
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• HP
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• HDFC
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• American Express
• RBI
• HBSC
• Indian Market Research Bureau
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I think you should go with higher studies. PhD is required for some academic jobs. You can get jobs during that time also as a research scholar. You can also try to clear the NET exam. Otherwise you have to apply in government or private higher secondary schools for part time jobs. You may got job as a part time faculty. You can also use your extra curriculum activities as your profession.  It would be helpful for you and besides this you can do private tuitions. You can teach Science group for junior students and Statistic for the senior students. It may be good for you. In that case you no need to appear in any exam. But for the school job purpose you have to crack the interview. If you have good marks in your MSC and the past exams, it will be helpful for your career. You may get a job in a popular school and you will get a good salary for that. I think my words will be helpful for you. I have tried as much as possible for you. I wish you all the best for your future. You may get a good job.

Hi,

Well with a master's degree you can expect to get some low pay scale jobs in some organisations and elsewhere. But mostly you will ahve to go for a PhD before thinking about getting a stable job. Academic degrees usually demand the student to have PhD in India before getting a good job. Again this is just a genral trend that you will see and there are exceptions.