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8th April 2020, 11:49 PM
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Job opportunities for BSc graduate with Mathematics, Electronics and Computer Science subjects? Software related course to study?


I have completed my BSc in Mathematics, Electronics and Computer Science and scored 72% marks. I want to do any Software related course through which I can get good job. Can you please let me know about such courses? And also let me know through my BSc course, what are the jobs opportunities available?




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14th April 2020, 05:21 PM
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Job opportunities for BSc graduate with Mathematics, Electronics, and Computer Science subjects are given below:-

1. Accountancy & Professional Service.

2. The Actuarial Profession.

3. Banking - Investment Banking.

4. Banking - Retail Banking.

5. Computing & IT.

6. Engineering Sciences.

7. General Management.
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14th April 2020, 05:24 PM
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Job opportunities for BSc graduate with Mathematics, Electronics and Computer Science subjects are:-

1- Banking - Retail Banking.

2- Computing & IT.

3- Engineering Sciences.

4- General Management.

5- Operational research.
Do you have any question? or have anything to say?



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