MSc Mathematics is a 2-year postgraduate course in Mathematics dealing with providing in-depth knowledge of advanced and applied mathematics like geometry, algebra, calculus, number theory, dynamical systems, and differential equations and preparing them for various research activities.

To be eligible for the course, the student must complete his/her graduation from a recognized university with a minimum of 50% score. However, students having a B.Sc./B.Tech./B.E. degrees are preferred. However, some colleges organize their admission tests which the students have to clear if they wish to become a part of that particular college. Some of the subjects that come under the MSc in Mathematics Syllabus are Real Analysis, Algebra, Number Theory, Probability Theory, etc. The course also includes general subjects like Physics and Chemistry.

    The admission process for the MSc The mathematics course begins in March/April. The application forms are released in both online and offline mode and the students will be notified about it from the official website of the University. For most colleges, the admission process is direct and the students are admitted based on the marks acquired by them on graduation. However, in some colleges, the students will have to appear for an additional entrance test. Here we have mentioned the various steps of admission.

    • Aspirants will fill the application form, from where they will have to give their necessary details category proof, qualification details, and many other things, and then they have to submit the form.
    • Then shortlisting of candidates will be done on the basis of the cutoff list released by the colleges. Those students who will clear the cutoff will be called for further admission process.
    • Colleges offering admissions on the basis of entrance exam scores have a different process. Firstly, they have to fill-up the form to register for the exams available on the official website of the university.
    • Then they have to appear for the entrance test. The details and mode of the entrance test may vary from university to university.
    • The students may be called for an additional round of personal interviews prior to their admission to the institute. Then on the basis of the final score of entrance exam and PI, admissions will be offered to the student.

    A few of the colleges admit students through lateral entry. Through lateral entry, admissions will be directly given to the second year of the course. Two such colleges are IIT Delhi and IIT Kanpur. The Eligibility criterion for admission through lateral entry is the same including graduation degree with mathematics as a mandatory subject.