What are some Bsc financial mathematics courses in India?
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A bachelor's program in FM in India doesn’t require students to take Physics, Chemistry, and Math in 11th and 12th standard. 
Do let us know if you find such a program.
Even with this degree, you won’t get into any Quant roles in India. The employers will always go straight to IITs/BITS.
Better to go to Europe or the UK for the bachelor's, they might grant you admission in the program without having taken the Science stream. Just score good in the A levels and get a top grade in Math.
Eg: BSc Financial Mathematics and Statistics
Do let us know if you find such a program.
Even with this degree, you won’t get into any Quant roles in India. The employers will always go straight to IITs/BITS.
Better to go to Europe or the UK for the bachelor's, they might grant you admission in the program without having taken the Science stream. Just score good in the A levels and get a top grade in Math.
Eg: BSc Financial Mathematics and Statistics
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but sadly those LSE courses are very very expensive to even give a considerationA bachelor's program in FM in India doesn’t require students to take Physics, Chemistry, and Math in 11th and 12th standard.
Do let us know if you find such a program.
Even with this degree, you won’t get into any Quant roles in India. The employers will always go straight to IITs/BITS.
Better to go to Europe or the UK for the bachelor's, they might grant you admission in the program without having taken the Science stream. Just score good in the A levels and get a top grade in Math.
Eg: BSc Financial Mathematics and Statistics
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Very very true, but scholarships and financial aid are available.
ISI has two undergrad courses: https://www.isical.ac.in/content/undergraduate
Do ISI grads have a chance for decent MFE programs or entry level QR roles?
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Not sure about undergrads but I saw many post-grads are working at GSAM, Bangalore.
Ohh cool.
Looks like ISI has very less seats and many applicants
worse than IISC through advanced now
