Entrance Exams
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Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) in Statistics is a four-year course of Tribhuvan University. B.Sc Statistics is offered by many constituent and affiliated colleges of Tribhuvan University across the nation.
Statistics is a branch of mathematics dealing with the collection, organization, analysis, interpretation and presentation of data.
Eligibility
Any candidates who have completed 10+ 2 or equivalent securing minimum 'C' grade in all subjects of Grade 11 and 12 with 200 Full Marks of Mathematics are eligible for admission in Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) in Statistics program of Tribhuvan University.
Curricular Structure
B.Sc. First-year Statistics (Stat. 101)
Course Contents
Group 'A'
- Introduction to statistics
- Population and samples
- Presentation of Data
- Measures of Central Tendency and Dispersion
- Moments, Skewness, and Kurtosis
- Introduction to Correlation
- Regression Analysis
Group 'B'
- Introduction to Probability
- Random Variables
- Theory of Mathematical Expectation
- Probability DIstributions
B.Sc. Second-year Statistics
Applied Statistics (Stat. 201)
Course Contents
Methods of Data summarization
Correlation
Methods of Data Modeling
Analysis of Categorical Data
Introduction to Probability
Probability distributions
Estimation
Hypothesis Testing
Nonparametric tests
Probability and Interference -I (Stat. 201)
Course Contents
Probability Distributions
- Discrete Distributions
- Continuous Distributions
- Bivariate Distributions
- Sampling Distributions
Theory of Estimation
Theory of Hypothesis Testing
Non-parametric Tests
B.Sc. Third Year Statistics
A) Probability and Inference -II (Stat. 301)
Course Contents
Continuous Distributions
Truncated Distributions
Convergence, Inequalities, and Limit Theorems
Testing of Hypothesis
Decision Theory
Sequential Analysis
B) Economic Statistics (Stat. 302) (Elective)
Course Contents
Development Economics and Economic Measures
Index Numbers
Time Series Analysis
C) Operations Research (Stat. 304) (Elective Regular)
Course Contents
Introduction
Linear Programming Problems (LPP)
Network Analysis
Inventory Management
Sequencing Models and Related Problems
B.Sc. Fourth Year Statistics
A) Sampling Theory and Design of Experiments (Stat. 401)
Course Contents
Group 'A'
- Unit 1: Introduction of Samples Surveys
- Unit 2: Sampling Methods
- Unit 3: Ratio and Regression Methods
Group 'B'
- Unit 1: Introduction to ANOVA
- Unit 2: Fundamental Experimental Designs
- Unit 3: Factorial Designs
B) Statistical Modeling (Stat. 403)
Course Contents
Unit 1: Linear Regression Model
Unit 2: Multiple linear regression model
Unit 3: Curvilinear Regression Models
Unit 4: Regression on Categorical variables
C) Demography and Official Statistics (Stat. 405)
Course Contents
Group 'A'
- Unit 1: Introduction to Demography
- Unit 2: Population Growth Models
- Unit 3: Population Models
Group 'B'
- Unit 4: Official Statistics
- Unit 5: Agriculture and Rural Development Statistics
- Unit 6: Infrastructure
D) Spatial and Survey Technology (Interdisciplinary Subject) (Stat. 407)
Course Contents
Introduction to Survey
Designing Survey Instruments
Remote Sensing and Image Data
Geographical Information System and Spatial Methods
Statistical Analysis of Spatial and Survey Data (Using Software)