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Good luck.
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Once you have done M.Sc and Ph.D in mathematics, you will be fully knowledgeable and there would be no difference between you and others who may have done this after BA or B.Sc in maths.
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Many universities have different min marks in PG for Ph.D. You will have to check with your University another this aspect. If it's 50% then perhaps you can go for it.
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