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Sardar Vallabhbhai National Institute of Technology, Surat (NIT Surat) offers 5-year
integrated M.Sc. Programmes in Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics. Eligibility criteria is
10+2 with with Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics and English from any recognized Board in
India. Interested candidates will need to take the Common Admission Test for Sciences
(CATS) conducted by the institute.
This year, CATS is being conducted on June 27, 2010, and the last date of submitting
application form is June 18, 2010 (17.00 hrs.). You will also need to submit a DD of Rs.
1000 (for Open & OBC categories) and Rs.500 (for SC/ST) drawn in favour of "The Director,
SVNIT-Surat" and payable at Surat.

Yes, you would need to take Maths for this course, according to what I read from the official website. They've quoted that a 10+2 background student can finish this course in 4 years and a graduate can complete it in 2-3 years. Both of them would require a math/science background for applying to this.
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