Hi Sekhar, Candidates who want to pursue Masters degree programmes in science should have completed three-years Bachelor degree programme in a related stream from a recognized university. Some universities specify a cutoff or minimum marks that one should have in graduation to be eligible for the M.Sc programmes they offer. Others might ask applicants to appear for entrance exams or interviews or both to prove their competence and knowledge in the subject area they choose. Higher study options after completing B.Sc in Mathematics:- Master of Science in Financial Mathematics Master of Science in Social Research Methods and Statistics Master of Science in Mathematical Trading and Finance Master of Science in Mathematics and Computing for Finance Master of Science in Statistics with Applications in Medicine Master of Science in Operational Research and Finance Master of Science in Applied Mathematical Modelling and Scientific Computing Master of Science in Pure Mathematics Master of Science in Mathematical economics Master of Science in Bio-statistics Master of Science in Applied Mathematics Master of Science in Agricultural Statistics Master of Science in Mathematical Statistics Master of Science in Statistics Master of Science in Pure Mathematics Master of Science in Computational Mathematics Master of Arts in Mathematics Master of Arts in Mathematical Statistics Master of Philosophy in Applied Mathematics Master of Philosophy in Mathematics Master of Philosophy in Statistics Master of Philosophy in Computing and Mathematical Sciences Ph.D in Mathematics Ph.D in Math Education Career Prospects:- A two-year programme, an M.Sc programme can either be academic in nature for those who want to pursue teaching or research as a career, or may be application-based, for those who want to join an industry after completing the course. While an academic M.Sc programme can lead to further studies or a doctoral-level science programme in related field worldwide, an applied science M.Sc programme is usually considered a terminal degree abroad. Refer to the below link to know about more institutes offering Master of Science (MSc) in Mathematics: https://engineering.shiksha.com/msc-maths-in-india-categorypage-2-65-652-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-1-0#cateSearchBlock Hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert. Click on the thumbs up or mark it as the best, if you found this useful. Wish you luck!

Can I pursue B.Sc?

I completed my B.com Degree after completing +2 Science. Then I did my B.Ed. Now when I am trying to continue my carrier as a mathematics teacher the organisation requires either B.Sc or M.Sc degree.

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Monisha Barua | Guide-Level 15

2015-06-16 13:02:24

Hi Sekhar, Candidates who want to pursue Masters degree programmes in science should have completed three-years Bachelor degree programme in a related stream from a recognized university. Some universities specify a cutoff or minimum marks that one should have in graduation to be eligible for the