M.Sc Mathematics

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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)

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Dear Khafeel!
For the entry level post as a TGT-PGT in CBSE School, you need at least B.Sc. Degree. It's a gateway to get into. But If you are having some past 4-5 years of teaching experience in maths already at some other schools than there is very high chances to get the job as a teacher in CBSE School. Hope this helps. Upvote the answer if you feel satisfied. Good Luck.

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Navdha Thukral

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Yes, it is very much required.

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Manali Galani

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Yes, this course is offered by Gujarat University.

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Nikhil DevadigaI am an Automobile Engineering student.

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Yes, you are eligible to take admission in many institutions. The cut-off for M.Sc. in Mathematics is 50% aggregate. But in some colleges, you have to take an entrence exam. You can check the best colleges near to your location here:
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Smita GMCA, MBA, DISM, DCA, CPISM

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Unfortunately, since you have done B.Tech in Instrumentation and control engineering, you do not qualify. You need to be a B.Sc in mathematics and computer education, or any other degree that has math and or computer education. But, you can do it now. So, do it if you really want to get into M.Sc Mathematics, and are passionate about it. Another advantage would be that you will be a double graduate.

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Saurabh ShigwanHello, another future Engineer is here.

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After completing M.Sc, you can either take a job as a professor or can study further, complete Ph.D and then work as a mathematician and enter in the research field. Many organizations and companies require mathematicians even you can work with the government in the government organisations like ISRO, DRDO.

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Anmol Bhushan

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If you really are into mathematics and want to study further then only you should for M.Sc. And if believe in entering the real world and want to look for a job and earn by yourself then I would say banking and finance is better.

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