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Hi, Yes, it is possible for you to go for M.Sc in mathematics, as you have already completed your B.Tech Many people go for such courses like M.Sc in physics, M.Sc in chemistry, M.Sc in mathematics, M.Sc in environmental science etc. You just need a valid score of your graduation and no pending backlogs only to get admission in this college. You can pursue it in distance mode, if you are a working professional. Best of luck.
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Yes, you can get admission in IISER, etc. After doing B.Sc Honors physics from any college but the procedure one has to follow to go there is :-
Option no. 1:- after B.Sc. Hon's physics to do one year post graduate Diploma and then one have to give GATE exam, with GATE scores they take admission, this option will help you to get scholarship in M.Sc HRDM (human resource development ministry) will pay the charges of your academics.
Option no 2:- This option is regarding giving direct entrance exam of this institutions after that they select on the basis of entrance exam marks.
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