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Career after B.Sc. Mathematics?

What are the career opportunities after completion of #B.Sc. in #Mathematics #math

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Thank you comment icon If you had completed your graduation (B.Sc.) and wants good career opportunities in Mathematics, then one of the best option for you is to pursue for post-graduation. After completion of your graduation there will be lots of career opportunities for you. Prepare for IIT JAM (Joint Admission Test for M.Sc.) entrance exam. IIT JAM provides a chance to the aspirants to get admission in IITs and IISc for further studies. Check the latest information about JAM from here – <a href="https://scoop.eduncle.com/iit-jam-notification-news">IIT JAM 2018 Notification</a>. Programs offered through JAM Exam are – M.Sc., Joint M.Sc. – Ph.D., M.Sc. – Ph.D. Dual Degree, Integrated Ph.D. courses and other post-bachelor programs. ishaan
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Breanna’s Answer

Great question, Brett. The most positive thing about Mathematics is it allows so many doors to open. When I was looking to change my degree to Mathematics, I met with my adviser who suggested me to read "101 careers in Mathematics" - this may be of great service to you!


I personally went into Finance with a major in Mathematics and minor in Business Administration. As stated above, the possibilities are endless with Mathematics - Finance, Accounting, Banking, Consulting, Actuary, etc.
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Pierre’s Answer

Hi,

I am currently an optician with a B.A in Mathematics. I am looking into learning computer languages in programming and am finding relatively simple so far. The hardest part is being able to remember all the different language's syntax not so much the problems. If your mind is fit to be a mathematics major, most o the algorithms and problem you will be posed should be much easier for you than non- mathematical majors. My classmates that I've kept in contact with are Data Analysts or Actuaries or hold non mathematical jobs like myself.

This about sums up my experience. Let me know if you have any questions.
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Brett’s Answer

Hello there Ravi,

You have so many options after getting a mathematics degree. It really depends on what you want to do. Typically people with a mathematics degrees end up as an analyst in banking, finance, accounting, consulting, engineering or corporate roles. However, the choice is really up to you. In addition, you can go pursue advanced degrees and choose the academia route to teach and research. As long as you have a sense of determination, you can apply your mathematics degree to areas you're interested in and end up with some pretty great career outlooks.

Best of luck!
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