Ideal candidates for M.Sc. Statistics course should be able to:

• apply Mathematics and Statistics to help develop solutions to practical problem.
• follow complex mathematical and statistical arguments and develop brief arguments of their own.
• operate mathematical and statistical computer software packages.
• find, extract, and analyze data from varied sources.
• communicate mathematical and statistical information effectively to generate feasible results.
• demonstrate sufficient organizational skills.

If the above mentioned things interests you, then yes, you can go for M.sc Statistics!

The career prospects are analysed below:

Investment Analyst

The job of an Investment Analyst is to provide stockbrokers, fund managers, and stock market traders with financial information and to give advice and recommendations derived from global investment data. 5-9 lacs

Statistician

Statisticians gather numerical data and then display it, helping companies to make sense of quantitative data and to spot trends and make predictions. 3-6 lacs

Cost Estimator

They collect and analyze data to estimate the time, money, materials, and labor required to manufacture a product, construct a building, or provide a service. They generally specialize in a particular industry/ product. 6-8 lacs

Service Estimator

An Estimator gathers proposals, blueprints, specifications, and related documents. They are responsible for identifying labor, material, and time requirements. Also, they compute costs by analyzing labor, material, and time requirements. 6-8 lacs

M.sc Statistics after B.Sc is a really nice option!

All the best!