Hello Saurabh Shivam,



Now a days, so many students are asking similar questions about career prospects in Mathematics. Its a very interesting field having various career options. Firstly you have to decide where you want to make your career. What unique skills you are having. Choosing a right career option should be purely on the basis of our interest and passion to do something. So analyse yourself and then decide where you want to move yourself.





Mathematics degree graduates are respected for their excellent quantitative and problem- solving abilities and win a wide range of rewarding positions in the public and private sectors. There has been an increase in the number of students studying mathematics being employed in banking, finance, insurance and risk-management.





Mathematics degree graduates are respected for their excellent quantitative and problem- solving abilities and win a wide range of rewarding positions in the public and private sectors.



After the completion of our program, you may work in universities, scientific institutes, government or the private sector or go on to study advanced degrees. go on to research positions at universities





Common job profiles of students after completing Graduation in Mathematics include:





Statistician, Research Analyst, Operations Analyst, Data Analyst, Business Analyst and Finance Analyst. Numerical Analyst, Mathematician etc.





Opportunities in government organisations





ISRO (The Indian Space Research Organisation)



DRDO (Defense Research and Development Organisation)



NAL (National Aeronautics Limited)



These organisations need mathematicians to solve sophisticated mathematical problems related to their respective research areas of space, defense and aeronautics.





Academic Courses





After Graduation Courses in Mathematics



M.Sc.





Further you can go for P.hd or M.Phil from below specializations:-





Algebra



Geometry



Biomathematics



Complex Dynamics



Combinatorics



Mathematical Logic



Differential Equations



Fluid Mechanics



Computational Fluid Dynamics



Image Processing and Probability and Statistics



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Hope this helps...



Thank you and all the best...