Which is a better course to pursue among B.Sc in physics and B.Sc in statistics?

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    ABHISHEK K If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17

    5 years ago
    Go for statistics option here you will choose the best option and better package afterwards.
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    konatham Abhishek HeLpINg HaNd FiRsT | Scholar-Level 16

    5 years ago
    Hello Shubh
    B.Sc (Maths):
    It involves statistics as a part definitely, but there are a lot of theoretical portions here. There are a lot of proofs to be done, which might seem boring. It is mostly research based. My advice would be if you are more inclined towards applying principles, go for B.Sc. (Physics), as it focuses mainly on application primarily. B.Sc. (Statistics):
    If you love to deal with data, and would want to pursue a career in Data Science, Analysis, this field is definitely going to be a great option. It opens up doors not only from the corporate front as well as from the research front. You can pursue M. Stat or an M.Sc.
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    Dharamveer Dheer Educator at University | Scholar-Level 18

    4 years ago
    Both programs are great, both will require higher studies to make a mark as simply the graduation may not give you enough skills and exposure. These programs lead to job sin research, data sciences, actuaries, faculty positions and many government departments. So you have to decide which one is in your interest, aptitude, personality traits, and aspirations. LPU curate both these programs, no merely as academic ones, but professional programs with great pathway electives in the government sector, credit transfers and further studies. DVD.
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    Priya Mahajan Educationist and Career Consultant since 2010 | Scholar-Level 16

    4 years ago
    Hi,
    A lot depends on your interest as you can give your best in a stream for which you are passionate. The companies to pick the bests. So decide your interest to give your best. With a Bachelor's degree in Statistics, one can become a business analyst, research officer, data analyst or even an investigator. Statisticians are also required in the government sector to work on studies and research on consumer prices, fluctuations in the economy, employment patterns, population trends, etc. After completing your B.Sc. Course in Physics, there are many career opportunities open for you, such as research analyst, a teacher, lab assistant etc
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    syed faizan khan | Guide-Level 11

    5 years ago
    I would definitely recommend you to go for pursuing B.Sc in statistics, because it's a very good course with good scope and the advantage in that you can also get government jobs through various governmental exams.
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    Ankit Kumar University of Delhi | Guide-Level 15

    4 years ago
    I would definitely recommend you to go for pursuing B.Sc. In statistics, because it's a very good course with good scope and the advantage in that you can also get government jobs through various governmental exams.
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    Swapnaneel Bhuiya | Scholar-Level 17

    5 years ago
    B.Sc Physics will be definitely a better choice due to it's popularity and career options ahead. Though, I am all up to statistics as well, but in my opinion, statistics will be more effective with a Master's degree in it. I assume you intend to get Master's degree in it as well and hence you can proceed with data Science or stats career.
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    Anandvaradhan Goud | Guide-Level 12

    6 years ago
    There are various jobs in different companies for statistics and has a lot brighter future, so as per me, go for it.
    All the best for your bright future.
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    AYUSHI MITTAL I am Geologist. I Love my profession. | Contributor-Level 8

    6 years ago
    Hello,
    First of all, you definitely have to look upon where your interest lies.
    B.Sc (Maths):
    It involves statistics as a part definitely, but there are a lot of theoretical portions here. There are a lot of proofs to be done, which might seem boring. It is mostly research based. My advice would be if you are more inclined towards applying principles, go for B.Sc. (Physics), as it focuses mainly on application primarily. B.Sc. (Statistics):
    If you love to deal with data, and would want to pursue a career in Data Science, Analysis, this field is definitely going to be a great option. It opens up doors not only from the corporate front as
    ...more
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    Garima Kaushik Education is my prime concern. | Contributor-Level 8

    6 years ago
    B.Sc Physics will be definitely a better choice due to its popularity and career options ahead. Though I am all up to statistics as well, but in my opinion, statistics will be more effective with a Master's degree in it. I assume you intend to get Master's degree in it as well and hence you can proceed with data science or stats career.

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