Which is a better course to pursue in terms of job opportunities, B.Sc in maths or physics?
Asked by vishal Singh
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Hello Vishal,
1. B.Sc mathematics:
You can pursue M.Sc in mathematics, M.Sc in statistics, applied mathematics, mathematical computer application, etc.
2. B.Sc physics:
Physics is a huge field. After B.Sc in physics, you can apply for M.Sc in various field like: quantum physics, aerospace, astronomy, electronic, instrumentation and many more. -
I suggest you do B.Sc in physics, as it is easy and has a good scope, and it also gives you good choices for your Master's degree. -
Dear Vishal, 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 curates both these programs, no merely as academic ones, but professional programs with great pathway electives in government sector, credit transfers and further studies. DVD. -
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Ashish Sharma Education Consultant, Political Analyst, traveler. | Scholar-Level 17
4 years agoHi Vishal, It depends upon you that where your interest has an inclination. Both streams have bright career either in teaching or in research. LPU curates both these programs, no merely as academic ones, but professional programs with great pathway electives in government sector, credit transfers and further studies. All the best. Candidate must have minimum 60% aggregate marks in 12th class to be eligible to take admission in LPU. Nowadays, LPU is receiving Online Admissions through their website. For more and better information you can call them at their toll free number. -
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Priya Mahajan Educationist and Career Consultant since 2010 | Scholar-Level 16
4 years agoHi
The jobs centered across the field of Physics are usually government ones and they don't promise you a good pay. But learning a plethora of skills and clearing a few exams would clearly put you in a pedestal and offer a wider variety of job opportunities in fields like banking and educational institutions. Graduation in Maths helps you to pursue your career as a Maths teacher. Banking is one of the popular careers that Mathematics graduates opt for. A career in banking paves way from retail banking to corporate sector banking. Your mathematics degree can help you to pursue a career in Operational research
A lot depends on your interes...more -
Hello Vishal,
1. B.Sc. Mathematics:
You can pursue M.Sc. In mathematics, M.Sc. In statistics, applied mathematics, mathematical computer application, etc.
2. B.Sc. Physics:
Physics is a huge field. After B.Sc. In physics, you can apply for M.Sc. In various field like: quantum physics, aerospace, astronomy, electronic, instrumentation and many more. -
Hi,
1. B.Sc. Mathematics:
You can pursue M.Sc. In mathematics, M.Sc. In statistics, applied mathematics, mathematical computer application, etc.
2. B.Sc. Physics:
Physics is a huge field. After B.Sc. In physics, you can apply for M.Sc. In various field like: quantum physics, aerospace, astronomy, electronic, instrumentation and many more. -
I suggest you do B.Sc in physics as it is easy and has a good scope and it also gives you good choices for your Master's degree.
Good luck. -
Both are good courses and you won't face much problem through any of the above courses but comparing both B.Sc in Maths is slightly high rated than B.Sc in physics.
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If you are pursue post-graduation in any discipline, and then you will surely make up good packages in your placements, if you study from top colleges. And, it also depends on you study.
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