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Hi, see both of the course has its own career opportunity as well as research studies options after completing the Masters degree course. Now coming to the comparison of both of the courses, B.Sc. Mathematics is a 3 years duration degree course, which syllabus includes mathematics, number theory, basic programming, quantum mechanics concepts, etc. Job opportunities are as follows, you may work as a lecturer
you may work as teacher in government and pvt schools
you may work as a office assistant, coming to B.Sc. In computer Science course, it consists of courses in medium-level programming, computer applications, web designing, etc. There is various job opportunity after graduation B.Sc. In computer Science, but you must have the skills like web designing, graphics designing, MS excel concepts, etc. Also, candidates are eligible to apply for graduate-level jobs in government as well as the private sector. In view of current job trends and technology demand it would be better to take B.Sc. Computer Science.

Becoming a travel journalist can be a fun, exciting, and rewarding career! As with any career, you must have dedication and passion. A good education (formal or informal) complemented with hard work is key.
Key Factors to Consider
You must love to write, especially about travel. Do you have a good idea for a story? Do you possess communication powers? Are you able to get people to speak with you? Are you be able to breathe life into a story with your words and make it come alive? Can you work under pressure? You may want to consider these before you embark on a journey to become a travel journalist.
Becoming a travel journalist
-Choose the right course of study. You can go for a four-year general journalism degree at a top journalism school, which will certainly open doors, or consider an online course specifically for travel journalism (as well as travel photography) which can open the right doors.
-Decide the type of journalism you would like to pursue such as newspapers, magazines, television, or online.
-Networking, networking, networking! Speak to as many people as you can! Who knows, some of them may become your mentor.
-Get your name out there. Send out resumes to different media outlets across India. This is a great way to build relationships with editors, publishers, producers, directors, etc.
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https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/colleges/colleges-india

As a student of political science, you can pursue your career in various field or else there are several exams for which you can apply with the government of India. You can apply for the exams conducted by the UPSC, SSC, State level PSC, IBPS Bank PO and Clerical exams, other Bank PO and clerical exams etc. You can even try to get jobs with the private sector organization. f you are thinking to get a job based on political Science then the scope is wide and you can choose from a wide range of job profile like, Activist, Administration in Corporate or Government or Non-Profit organization, Online Political Data Analyst,Budget Examiner or Analyst, Public Affairs Research Analyst, Public Opinion Analyst, Research Analyst, State Legislator,Survey Analyst, Systems Analyst, University Administrator, University Professor, Banking Analyst or Executive, Campaign Operative, Career Counselor, Editor, Online Political Journal, Federal Government Analyst, Free-lance writer, High School Government Teacher, Journalist, Policy Analyst, Political Commentator, etc.