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19th November 2014, 09:47 PM
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Possibility to pursue Master of Applied Statistics for MS in Operational Communication student?
Hello
I hold a Bachelor degree in Computer Science (Information Technology). I've Just completed a Master of Science in operational communication. I want to persue a Master of Applied Statistics with final aim to go for PhD in Statistics. Is that possible? How can I proceed? |
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4th August 2017, 08:10 PM
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Admission in Masters of applied statistics will be on the basis of graduation degree. Hence, the subject in graduation will matter the most. If you have studied maths, then you will be eligible.
All you need to study is maths are graduation level to become eligible for such degrees. Admission will be on the basis of entrance exam. |
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6th August 2017, 10:44 PM
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Candidate M.SC statistics is a post graduate degree for which minimum qualification required to apply is bachelors from government recognized institute with minimum 55% marks. Duration of M.SC statics degree is 2 years which are subdivided into four semesters. Syllabus for M.sc Statistics:- Semester I:- >> Ancillary Mathematics. >> Distribution theory. >> Measure theory and probability. >> Matrix algebra. >> Computer Programming. Semester II:- >> Inference I. >> Sample survey. >> Linear models and regression analysis. Semester III:- >> Inference II. >> Design of Experiments. >> Time series analysis. >> Sample survey. Semesters IV:- >> Environmental statics. >> Econometrics and economics statistics. >> Multivariate Analysis. Employment Areas After M.SC Statistics:- :- Manufacturing sector. :- Research centers. :- Pharmaceutical companies. :- Insurance Companies. :- Market research companies. :- Scientific research organizations. :- Banking sector. Courses for Further Study after M.SC Statistics:- >> M.Phill Statistics. >> Ph.D Statistics. Good luck. |
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