Hello,

Both the courses are good. Better placements are available. Netaji Subhas University of Technology (NSUT), formerly Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology (NSIT) is in Dwarka, New Delhi. It is a State University.

Placements in college are good. Every year top recruiting companies visit the college to hire students both for internships and campus placements. Top product-based companies like Amazon, Facebook, Google, etc. Offers huge salary package.

You need to appear JEE mains exam and the boards exams. Your rank will be calculated on the basis of marks in both exams and it will be decided if you are admitted or not.

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If you are not wiling to go for the research, pure or applied Mathematics and want to work in the sector of Data Science, then yeah! its a good choice for you. Data Science is a growing field and now it need more infusion of energy in order to get more advanced application to the grass root levels. So from a job perspective you have enough options to join big MNC's. Now if you are interested in research you can also go for a PhD in Applied Statistics which will give you a scope to work in the field of Data Science.

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I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Dear Aspirant,

The minimum eligibility required for MSc Big Data Analytics is a bachelor's degree of 3 years from any acknowledged university, college, or institution.

So you are eligible for this course. It is a self-financing  full-time program of 2 years at St. Xaviers College, Ahmedabad.

You can know about fees, eligibility, course pattern by clicking the link

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/st-xaviers-college-ahmedabad/msc-big-data-analytics-self-finance-course

Admission will be entirely based on merit.

I hope this helps.

Thank you.

Your plan B can be any of them:

1. Msc in mathematics (2 years course):It will open various private sector jobs for you adding Phd to it will open plenty opportunities for you.

2.B.Ed (2 years course):You will be eligible for teaching after this course

3.MBA(2 years course):It will open Buisness administration opportunities for you.

4,Other government exams like SSC, banking,state government exams as they have similar syllabus and exam pattern as UPSC.

Hope this helps.

First of all you will have to be sure what you want to do a bsc or a btech if you want to do bsc then go for bhu while if you want to go for btech then nit and iiit allahabad are both good colleges and here i would advise you to go with nit allahabad as first of all you will get a nit tag plus coding atmosphere here is top notch and placements are great and improving each year hence decide wisely.

There is no particular standards set for evaluation of the paper. they are not even neutral.

The evaluation is done on hand writing and not on the content basis of answer sheet

The evaluator has to check 120 answer sheets per day given 8 hours a day so it means he/she gets four minutes of each paper. Hence, it also depends on the evaluator , it cannot be predicted how the checking is going on.

Hello aspirant

Please specify that in which field or in which domain you are asking for the vacancy. As it could be of any university level for professor or for a student again it varies with university also.

So firstly specify your domain.

Thank you!

Hi,

I hope you are doing well.

• Students are required to organise their study time and revision time. You should keep at least 30 days for revision and follow a good revision strategy
• Also do a quick revision of the topics every alternate day or at least twice a week.
• Attempting mock tests  and practice papers can actually tell what level of preparation is needed.
• Also take regular breaks and practice JEE Main previous years’ question papers.
• With better practice, students will build speed in core topics.
• Firstly, the trend of questions from previous year question papers can be analysed. Questions come from almost every chapter in the exam.
• Secondly, attempt the official JEE Main Mock Test. It will help you overcome the nervousness of exam halls.
• Solve online mock tests on a table and chair. It gives an exam hall viewpoint and helps with time management.
• Also, you can learn a formula only through practice. It is very crucial to know all the Mathematics Important Formulas  to score better.
• The graphical approach helps a lot in solving Mathematics questions. Try using that.
• Hit and trial method works in some questions where reverse calculations might be time-consuming. Use it with care
• While solving questions, make sure you do not make the most common errors. Marks in JEE Main 2021 will be only for the right answer.
• Strengthen your grip on function theory because it is the foundation for almost each and every topic of class 11th and 12th.
• If solving questions on a rough sheet, use as many sheets as required. Do not scribble over and over on the same sheet.
• Spend around 5 to 10 minutes, in the beginning, searching for easy questions from all the 25 questions. 40% to 50% of JEE Main Mathematics questions are easy and scorable. Around 20% to 30% are moderate and almost 10% to 20% difficult.
• Instead of getting entangled in tough questions, you must try to solve easy questions. Approximately, 20 questions can be solved in 60 minutes that way. Every single mark counts. Don’t waste time.
• Focus on the topics you have a good grip over. Pay attention to them. Memorise formulas and concepts of all the major topics.

Yes, with a BSc/BSc(Hons) in Maths, having atleast 50% Grades , you will be eligible to apply for MSc in Mathematics at Jamia Milia Islamia. For more information and In Detail Eligibility Information for MSc Maths Course do follow the link below

https://dqxeclau.top/university/jamia-millia-islamia-new-delhi/msc-mathematics-computer-science-course

Hello student yes you need to study maths in class 12 to study cyber security as most of the college offered B.tech in cyber security so students cannot do B.tech without mathematics.

The below mentioned are the eligibility criteria for both UG and PG, which the candidate has to fit in.

For Cyber Security Undergraduates:

• The students should have completed their 12th with Maths, Physics, and Chemistry as the compulsory subjects from a recognised board or university.
• They should have also scored a minimum of 50% marks once averaged during their class 12th to get admission in this course.

Do refer this link for more info

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/cyber-security-course

Feel free to comment if you have any doubt

Good luck