Which are the highly paid jobs after BSc mathematics or physics?

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4 years ago

There are many possibilities as both subjects deal with concepts and quantitative outputs. You can join accounting, consulting, be a trade officer in the diplomatic corps, work for the central bank, join banking, be an asset manager, teach, do HR, or just do a generic sales and marketing role. I have had colleagues with such degrees and many has become very successful in the finance and insurance sector, and also consulting. Your challenge would be join the right function, and pick the right sector. There's a huge need for your kind of degree in the market. You just need to position it in your CV, and educate the young recruiters of yo

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There are many possibilities as both subjects deal with concepts and quantitative outputs. You can join accounting, consulting, be a trade officer in the diplomatic corps, work for the central bank, join banking, be an asset manager, teach, do HR, or just do a generic sales and marketing role. I have had colleagues with such degrees and many has become very successful in the finance and insurance sector, and also consulting. Your challenge would be join the right function, and pick the right sector. There's a huge need for your kind of degree in the market. You just need to position it in your CV, and educate the young recruiters of your value. B.Sc. Graduates can also pursue jobs offered in public sectors in various government institutes like Defense Research and Development organisation (DRDO) and Indian Space Research organisation (ISRO). One can also take exams conducted by the UPSC, staff selection commission, railways, banking etc. As the test conducted by these organizations opens way for candidates to enter into many departments like IAS IPS, Tax Assistant, Statistical Investigator etc. I would suggest you join LPU and pursue your higher education. LPU provides great academic exposure to its students. It provides a chance for the students to attend guest lectures or workshops so that they get to learn as much as they can. The students also work on live projects, so that they are able to apply their knowledge to practical settings. It is one of the few that has embraced international practices when it comes to designing a curriculum. Being an LPU Alumni, I can say that LPU has experienced faculty members, well-equipped labs, great infrastructure, excellent placements, complete training and placement assistance and lot more and that too at a very low fees and high scholarships. The university is equipped with the latest technologies delivering the most effective methods of teaching in its spacious campus. LPU provides an environment where students are enlightened through the extensive array of learning methodologies. Highly qualified teaching staff combined with the best laboratories and modern technologies makes LPU the best place to pursue your degree. For more details visit www.lpu. In and connect to LPU admission counselors on 1800-102-4431. I hope it helps. Good Luck!

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There are many possibilities as both subjects deal with concepts and quantitative outputs. You can join accounting, consulting, be a trade officer in the diplomatic corps, work for the central bank, join banking, be an asset manager, teach, do HR, or just do a generic sales and marketing role. I have had colleagues with such degrees and many has become very successful in the finance and insurance sector, and also consulting. Your challenge would be join the right function, and pick the right sector. There's a huge need for your kind of degree in the market. You just need to position it in your CV, and educate the young recruiters of your value. B.Sc. Graduates can also pursue jobs offered in public sectors in various government institutes like Defense Research and Development organisation (DRDO) and Indian Space Research organisation (ISRO). One can also take exams conducted by the UPSC, staff selection commission, railways, banking etc. As the test conducted by these organizations opens way for candidates to enter into many departments like IAS IPS, Tax Assistant, Statistical Investigator etc. I would suggest you join LPU and pursue your higher education. LPU provides great academic exposure to its students. It provides a chance for the students to attend guest lectures or workshops so that they get to learn as much as they can. The students also work on live projects, so that they are able to apply their knowledge to practical settings. It is one of the few that has embraced international practices when it comes to designing a curriculum. Being an LPU Alumni, I can say that LPU has experienced faculty members, well-equipped labs, great infrastructure, excellent placements, complete training and placement assistance and lot more and that too at a very low fees and high scholarships. The university is equipped with the latest technologies delivering the most effective methods of teaching in its spacious campus. LPU provides an environment where students are enlightened through the extensive array of learning methodologies. Highly qualified teaching staff combined with the best laboratories and modern technologies makes LPU the best place to pursue your degree. For more details visit <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="www.lpu" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>www.lpu</a>. In and connect to LPU admission counselors on 1800-102-4431. I hope it helps. Good Luck!

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Arshiya Singh | Scholar-Level 16

2 years ago

You have to do a master's in this case otherwise you will not be paid well. After M.Sc. In Physics you are able to get a job in some research lab depending on your M.Sc. Specialisation. Also, you can get a job in ISRO, PRL, Dr. Homi Bhabha Atomic Research center, or DRDO. After M.Sc. Mathematics, you can go for NET and become a professor also you can join some private organisations as statics specialists. LPU curates these programs with great pathway electives. Hope this helps.

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Akriti Arya

2 years ago

Both the fields are paid almost the same, you may go as per your interest.

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Palak Madaan

2 years ago

For highly paid jobs. U need to M.Sc. Bt still if u want to get a job after B.Sc. Then u can go for banking railway or SSC exams. These sectors provide good perks.

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Hemanth Gunturi

2 years ago

Career Option After B.Sc. Math Career Option After B.Sc. Chemistry This is true that a Physics degree can provide you with the best career opportunities along with a decent salary. So, if you are interested in Physics choose it as your career option.

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Prasoon Sharma | Contributor-Level 8

8 years ago

Physics is more demanding.

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Mohammad Asif Raja Professor(Assistant), Contributor at Shiksha | Guide-Level 12

8 years ago

As such their is no specific job for BSc math or physics but in some colleges they allowed to aaper in placement,it may be banking job or software job or some research laboratory as per my understanding and knowledge.

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Barkha Dubey PGDM at BIIB (sales &marketing 2015-17) | Contributor-Level 10

8 years ago

The salary depends on your knowledge. You can opt for any of the below-mentioned options for better career growth;
B.Tech - to become an engineer
M.Sc electronics - to become a hardware engineer
MCA
M.Sc
MBA

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syed shaizan | Contributor-Level 8

6 years ago

Pay for any job from the above courses is depended on your perfection in your work as far the scope is concerned let me tell you that both courses have good scope.

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Manish Sharma | Contributor-Level 9

5 years ago

Pay for any job from the above courses is depended on your perfection in your work as far the scope is concerned. Let me tell you that both courses have good scope.

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