M.Sc. Eligibility

The reason behind this is that the admission criteria of various programs in Yashwantrao Mohite College of Arts, Science, and Commerce highlights that the candidate need to be B.Sc passed from any recognised university. Candidates are required to have passed 50% aggregate for this exam, though 45% for reserved candidates, in the relevant subject only.

M.Sc programme specialisation areas include Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics and Computer Science. Admission might be with some entrance examination or interview depending on the particular course taking. Further the candidate which is offered preference is one that has had a good academic performance in his prior studies or even a project done during his undergraduate years.

Candidates are encouraged to check in the particular requirements for their department of choice.

Delhi University (DU) normally requires a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics, or a similar field with at least 60% of the possible points in order to be eligible for an M.Sc. in Computer Science. If you meet the minimum percentage requirements and your Bachelor's degree covered key courses like Discrete Structures, Statistics, and Mathematics Foundations of CS, you might be eligible. Entrance tests determine admission, and DU places a strong emphasis on foundational computer Science and mathematics skills. To ensure your eligibility for the program, it is important to check the DU official website for the entrance exam's precise eligibility requirements and syllabus.

Symbiosis School of Economics offers M.Sc to students with a Bachelor's degree in Economics, Statistics, Mathematics or any other related field from a recognised university. Candidates need to have passed The candidates should have passed in the final examination of any recognised University and secured at least 50% marks or equivalent grade (45% marks or equivalent grade for Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe) in their undergraduate examination. In addition, candidates have to have previously attended Mathematics and Statistics courses as part of their undergraduate program. It means a candidate can also apply in case they have written their final semester examination and are awaiting their results. The selection criteria involves a written examination and then interview session, the scores obtained being 70:30 in favour of examination.