M.Sc. (Mathematics)

The curriculum of M.Sc. Mathematics includes dissertation projects, assignments, analyzing a large amount of numerical data, MAT Lab, NST Lab ,seminars and complete course of CSIR NET Exam. MAT LAB may not be as user friendly as an application like Photoshop, however, being a general purpose programming language it provides many important advantages for forensic image processing. It ensures the image processing steps used are completely documented, and hence can be replicated. It also includes designing surveys and experiments. The evaluation of a student is done through an Internal Assessment and External Assessment. This Department organized time to time workshops with help of department of computer science. The dissertation project is an important part of M.Sc. Mathematics.

Direct Admission with Personal Interview and there is no entrance test.

Yes, it is compulsory to complete all the prescribed practical sessions because Numerical methods in NST Lab are mathematical methods that are used to approximate the solution of complicated problems so that the solution consists of only addition, subtraction and multiplication operations. MATLAB is a high-performance language for technical computing.

A master's degree in mathematics makes a specialized and skilled person in solving various mathematical problems. They have the ability of logical thinking and solving the problems in various alternative methods. As a career, you can do the PhD. and go for lectureships. With your M. Sc. degree you can find a job in school and parallel join some coaching classes. Even banks and financial institutions also prefer mathematics qualified personnel. If you like you can go for a chartered accountant course. If you are interested you can join DRDO, as a scientist and do further research under them.

The most important topics that are included in M.Sc. Mathematics are -

• Graph Theory
• Differential Geometry
• Complex Analysis
• Real Analysis
• Functional Analysis
• Optimization Techniques
• Fluid Dynamics

After getting an M.Sc. degree, most of the candidates apply for a PhD course or can go for research. Many companies such as ISRO, BARC, and ISI conduct exams for the Scientist posts.

Jaipur National University encourage research in areas like Applied Mathematics. Some programs may offer thesis or dissertation options, allowing students to work closely with faculty on research projects.

Important skills include analytical thinking, problem-solving, computational proficiency, and familiarity with mathematical software like MATLAB and programming languages like C programming foundations in mathematical theories and proof techniques are also essential.

The average salary of an M.Sc. Mathematics Student depends on where they work. If you join multinational companies for a suitable job profile, your starting salary will be 40000-60000 per month in India. You can earn much better or lesser based on your skills and type of job.