Mathematics

Hello, Mathematics graduates have many options for careers including teaching as well as working in multiple disciplines. Combining Mathematics with other specialist subjects such as economics, statistics, computer science, applied mathematics, engineering, and mathematical sciences can greatly improve job prospects. Engineers with good mathematical skills can find employment in chemical engineering and electronic engineering. Additionally, you can consider careers in business, science, social services, education, public sector undertakings, and specialised technical fields such as system design.Hope this answer will help.

No, there are no rigid requirements to get admission to Mathematics Certification course. However, depending on the course level you choose, you'll be required to show your relevant qualification. For instance, if you opt for graduate Certificate in Maths, the basic eligibility criteria will be to have your Class 12 mark sheet.

Osmania University offers two programs in M.Sc. Mathematics: one at the University College of Science and another at the School of Mathematics. The cutoff percentage for admission to M.Sc. in Mathematics at University College of Science, Osmania University is 40.0% in graduation.

The course curriculum of IIT Delhi BTech in Mathematics and Computing programme include institute core and departmental core subjects. Each of the subject has some credit attached to it. Moreover, the curriculum has department electives as well, such as computer networks, embedded systems, and more. Mentioned below are some of the core subjects:Engineering MechanicsEnvironmental ScienceIntroduction to Computer ScienceIntroduction to Electrical EngineeringIntroduction to Electrical Engineering (Lab)Introduction to Engineering VisualisationProduct Realisation through Manufacturing

Commerce students are eligible for admission to BSc Mathematics if they have studied mathematics in the 12th grade, even if it's an optional subject. Colleges generally do not reject admission based on the student's stream, allowing flexibility for students from various backgrounds.

BSc Mathematics distance colleges are limited in numbers but you can research and opt for a good option among them. Here are some of the popular BSc Mathematics distance college options:BSc Mathematics Distance CollegesTuition FeeBharathidasan UniversityINR 3,900Andhra University Visakhapatnam-YCMOU Nashik INR 18,300Madras University Distance EducationINR 20,010MP Bhoj UniversityINR 8,895Note: The information is sourced from the official/counselling body and may vary.

Here are some recommended books for BSc Mathematics students:BookAuthorCalculusSingle and Multivariable by Hughes and HalletContemporary Abstract AlgebraJoseph A. GallianBasic Abstract AlgebraBhattacharyaFunctional Analysis and ApplicationsS. KesavanCalculus and Analytic GeometryGB Thomas and RL JinneyNote: The information is sourced from external sites and may vary.

In BSc 1st Year Mathematics, there are six subjects, divided into 2 semesters. These subjects are Calculus, Geometry, Algebra I, Vector Analysis, Mechanics I, Differential Equations I, and Algebra II.

Many government organizations offer jobs for various roles to BSc Mathematics graduates. Here are some popular options:Scientific Officer/Assistant: Roles requiring strong analytical and problem-solving skills in research institutions like DRDO, ISRO, CSIR, ICMR. Economist: Analyzing economic trends and advising on policy decisions. IAS/IPS/PCS Officer: Prestigious administrative positions demanding strong academics and management skills.Government Teacher (Maths): Sharing your knowledge and shaping young minds.

The average salary of a BSc Mathematics graduate is INR 2.5 - 12 LPA while that of a Computer Science graduate is INR 32.2 per year. In India, on average, computer Science students tend to earn higher salaries compared to graduates with a BSc in Mathematics.However, while Computer Science graduates typically have higher average earning potential in India, it's important to note that there is still a demand for individuals with a BSc in Mathematics in certain sectors, including Data Science, Finance, Actuarial Science, and research.