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Hello Trishok!
After completing B.Sc in applied mathematics there are two options to pursue a career. Either opt for higher studies or get a job in public or private sector. The major career options after the course are in the field of accountancy, business, computer programming etc.Some of the major career options are:
Mathematician (Jobs) :
The job of a mathematician is to understand the concepts of mathematics and use them practically.
Actuary (Jobs) :
The job of an actuary is one who analyses the risks of an organization.
Statistician (Jobs) :
A statisticians job is to decode the statistics for the layman and analyze the statistics of a company/organization.
Accountant (Jobs) :
The accountant keeps the account dealings of any organization.
Economist (Jobs) :
The economist has a very sharp mind and works in terms of the logistics and statistics of the economy.
After pursuing this course, one gets a deep understanding of applying the theoretical concepts of mathematics in the real-world problems. This course also develops an understanding among the students to be able to understand the connection between mathematics and science and to be able to appreciate the contribution of mathematics in other fields including science, business and economics.
The average salary of a B.Sc graduate is Rs 2,00,000 to Rs 10,00,000 p.a.
high school teacher: Rs. 350,000- Rs.600,000 p.a
Primary School Teacher: Rs. 250,000- Rs. 500,000 p.a

Like every other engineering discipline, Chemical Engineering is based on the fundamentals of mathematics, physics and chemistry. Therefore, you must have an aptitude in these subjects in order to excel as a chemical engineer.
Chemical engineers are very well paid but finding a good core job is not smooth sailing as this field does not have as many job openings as software and management sectors. Also, most core companies go only to prestigious institutions for campus placements. If your college is not reputed nationally or within your state, do not expect any core companies to come for placements. You will have to try for jobs through off-campus placements.
Depending upon your job profile, you will be expected to work in remote places. For example, if you are working in petrochemical or oil and gas companies, you will be expected to work offshore on oil rigs for specific durations.
Chemical engineering students who are interesting in working or specializing in other related sectors such biomedical, nanotechnology, environmental engineering and biotechnology will have more opportunities abroad as these sectors are still developing in India.

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