Mathematics

You have to participate in BHU PET entrance exam for admission in M.Sc Mathematics course. The application fee for PET is Rs 600/ for General and Rs 300/ for SC/ST/PC.

Yes, your rank is good enough to get admission here. You can apply for admission. Good luck.

The breakup of M.Sc. Mathematics fee structure at IIMTU is given below.
1. Enrollment Charges (One Time)=Rs 1200
2. Tuition Fee (Per Year)= Rs 19300
3. Book Bank (Per Year)= Rs 1000
4. Security (One time)= Rs 1000
5. Examination Fee (Per Year)= Rs 8000
6. Misc charges=Rs 3500
Total= Rs 34000 (First Year)
While for second year you have to pay Rs 28300.

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Hello Ramprem,
As per my knowledge, you can do M.Sc in Mathematics and this is a 2-year programme.
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These are the top universities. Top colleges offering this course in India are:
* Christ University, Bangalore. * Stella Maris College, Chennai. * Ramjas College, New Delhi. * The Oxford College of Science, Bangalore. * Sri Venkateswara College, New Delhi. Click on the link for more college details:-https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/m-sc-mathematics-colleges-india. Thank you.

As per the eligibility criteria of M.Sc Applied Mathematics at University of Calcutta. The candidate should have passed with at least 55% marks in B.Sc (Hons.) in Mathematics or its equivalent. Hence, B.Tech CSE students are not eligible for this program.

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Hi,
Yes, you can pursue M.Sc maths after B.Tech, but you should check the college guidelines also once just to be sure.