CMI Entrance Exam

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Below are the eligibility criteria for the courses offered by CMI Entrance Exam:BSc. (Hons.) Mathematics and Computer Science: 12th standard or equivalent.BSc. (Hons.) Mathematics and Physics: 12th standard or equivalent.MSc. in Mathematics: Undergraduate degree (BA, BSc, BE, BTech, …) with a strong background in mathematics.MSc. in Computer Science: Undergraduate degree (BA, BSc, BE, BTech, …) with a strong background in computer science.MSc. in Data Science: Undergraduate degree (BA, BSc, BE, BTech, …) with a background in mathematics/statistics/computer science.PhD. in Mathematics: B.E./B.Tech/B.Sc. (Math)/M.Sc. (Math).PhD. in Computer Science: B.E/B.Tech/M.Sc. (C.S.)/M.C.A.PhD. in Physics: M.Sc. (Physics).

The following degrees are acceptable for application: Bachelor of arts, Bachelor of Science in mathematics, Bachelor of statistics, Bachelor of engineering, Bachelor of technology, or any bachelor's degree with mathematics as the major topic. Effective May 19, 2024, at 2:00 p.m., the CMI Entrance Exam 2024 was held. Students may apply for admission to the programme if they have passed, or anticipate passing, the 12th standard (or equivalent) exam from an accredited board in 2024. The cutoff has typically been between 40% and 50% overall and 40% for the objective component. Screening takes place in the objective part. Although CMI does not provide the cutoff scores, they have in the past complied with specific requests.