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Please write about the University name for better response. However the eligibility criteria of University of Delhi is given below for an idea. Eligibility criteria M.Sc. Mathematics (Entrance based) : Bachelor degree in any subject and has studied at least 3 courses each of one-year duration or 6 courses each of one-semester duration in Maths. Marks requirements : 50% in aggregate for General, 45% marks for OBC and 40% marks for SC/ST categories or equivalent grade or CGPA
Eligibility criteria M.Sc. Mathematics (Merit based) B.Sc. (Hons)/ B.A. (Hons) in Mathematics from DU. Marks requirements : 60% in aggregate for General, 54% for OBC and 40% marks for SC/ST categories or CGPA. So from above if you have studied at least 3 courses each of one-year duration or 6 courses each of one-semester duration in Maths at graduation level than can be eligible.

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