I want to do M.Sc in mathematics and I have done BE mechanical. Is it possible?
BE mechanical- 6.64 CGPA. Please inform me about the process if there exists because I want to make my career in teaching mathematics.
Asked by Nirmal Prajapati
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Hello Nirmal
Yes, you can pursue M.Sc. In mathematics after completing BE in Mechanical. You need to have a minimum grade point average or percentage in your undergraduate field of study, and you may also have to appear for an entrance exam to get admission into a college of your choice. Other than that I don't see any roadblocks. You should get in touch with the admissions department of the college for their eligibility criteria. Thank you. -
Yes, it is possible. You can take admission if you fulfill the eligibility criteria. The criteria is pass with 50% aggregate marks in Bachelors degree (any discipline) (with mathematics as a subject) or B.Tech or BE or B.Sc. (engineering) or equivalent. The best colleges for M.Sc. Mathematics are:
TIFR (Tata institute of fundamental research)
IMSc (Institute of mathematical sciences)
Lovely Professional University, Jalandhar
University of Hyderabad
CMI (Chennai Mathematical institute) -
Yes, it is possible. You can take admission if you fulfill the eligibility criteria. The criteria is pass with 50% aggregate marks in Bachelors degree (any discipline) (with mathematics as a subject) or B.Tech or BE or B.Sc (engineering) or equivalent. The best colleges for M.Sc mathematics are:
TIFR (Tata institute of fundamental research)
IMSc (Institute of mathematical sciences)
Lovely Professional University, Jalandhar
University of Hyderabad
CMI (Chennai Mathematical institute)
ISI (Indian statistical institute)
IISc (Indian institute of sciences)
University of Calcutta
St. Stephen's College -
Yes, you can pursue M.Sc. in mathematics after completing BE in Mechanical. You need to have a minimum grade point average or percentage in your undergraduate field of study, and you may also have to appear for an entrance exam to get admission into a college of your choice. Other than that I don't see any roadblocks. You should get in touch with the admissions department of the college for their eligibility criteria.
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