Mathematics

Candidates seeking admission to Bachelor of design will have to appear for CAT and GAT. Shortlisted ones will be eligible to appear for situation test. Generally, it does not include Maths.

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Rajmas or Hansraj. You need to clear the exam for M.Sc. There is no cut-off for that.

You should crack the entrance exam. Then, apply for Ph.D.

Tumkur University is a state university approved by UGC in 2004. This university has various courses and M.Sc. Mathematics is also one such course provided by the university. Duration of the course is 2 years
Course Eligibility, candidate is required to have Bachelor of Science with 55% marks to do M.Sc. SC/ST candidates require 45% marks to qualify for the course. I hope this was helpful.
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Yes you can do M.Sc Mathematics in that university, but you have to appear for entrance test.

Yes, sure. For B.Sc mathematics, one must have PCM as a main stream and any one other optional subject. The candidate should have qualified the 12 exam with 60% minimum to be eligible for the admission. Now, many colleges take admission direct in the basis of 12 or few colleges take admission by the entrance exam they conduct.