A large number of math careers are still based within business or science and technology-related sectors, with math graduates occupying roles such as accountant, actuary, statistician, technician, economist or market researcher.
By studying math you develop analytical skills and an analytical attitude.
A degree in mathematics, especially if accompanied by a transcript showing good grades in math courses, signals to a prospective employer or admissions officer that you are capable of learning the kinds of analytical procedures that are required in a given job or profession, even if those procedures are not specifically mathematical.
With a mathematics degree, you should be able to turn your hand to finance, statistics, engineering, computers, teaching or accountancy with a success not possible to other graduates. This flexibility is even more important nowadays, with the considerable uncertainty as to which areas will be the best for employment in future years.
At Indian Institute, we strongly believe that our commitment never ends by just providing quality education but with our strong placement cell, we offer a 100 % placement assistance and track their performance and guidance for the next two years of completion of the course.
Our vision lies with the success rate of its unique and well designed curriculum with support from leading professionals as our Academic advisory committee members routing the career path of these students
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