Programmes
- Programme CodeBSC-003
- Duration3 Years
- ProgrammeGraduate Programme
- Department Department of Applied Sciences & Humanities
Mathematics is considered as a broad area of knowledge rather than a standalone subject. It incorporates the study of numbers, formulas, shapes, spaces and quantities as well as the changes they undergo. Modern mathematics includes number theory, algebra, geometry and analysis.
Mathematicians use succession of applications of deductive rules to prove theorems, formulas and number-based problems. Mathematics finds its applications in the areas of natural sciences, engineering, finance, computer science and social sciences. The areas of statistics and game theory come under applied mathematics.
In the three-year Bachelor of Science in Mathematics (Honours) programme offered by the Department of Applied Science & Humanities, the students are taught a multidisciplinary curriculum that includes the study of physics, chemistry, computers, environment and ecology along with the core mathematics principles and derivative theories. The syllabus includes the modules of matrix and calculus, mechanics, optics, analytical geometry, waves and oscillations, semiconductor physics, operations research, number theory, metrics space, discrete mathematics, etc.
The theory is supported by extensive lab work in organic chemistry, physics, tensor and differential geometry. Research work is an important part of this programme, as are projects that utilise mathematics for the development of socially useful applications when combined with computer science, environment and geophysical studies. Students are also exposed to talk series by mathematicians, professors and industry veterans.
30,000 1stYr.
30,000 2ndYr.
30,000 3rdYr.
Minimum 50% (45% for SC/ST) marks in 10+2 with Physics, Mathematics Chemistry or Computer Science.
On the basis of Merit of qualifying examination/Invertis University Common Entrance Test (IUCET)/State Level/ National Level Entrance Exams.
1st Year Syllabus - Mathematicians or Research Scientists
- Mathematics Teacher or Professor
- Researcher with institutes like Harish Chandra Research Centre
- Auditor, Tax and Accounting expert
- Expert with government organisations such as DRDO, ISRO and NAL
- Actuarial Experts, Bankers or Data Analysts
Frequently Asked Questions
10+2 in Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry, and Computer Science with qualifying minimum marks stipulated by each university. For Invertis University, 50% (45% in case of S.C/ S.T. candidates) through merit in the qualifying exam, IUCET, and other competitive exams as specified.
Yes. The programme is designed to enhance expertise in problem-solving and in-depth analytical knowledge with a specialization in scientific research and quantitative skills.
This programme is especially for candidates willing to work on critical applications based on analytical principles. Career opportunities include professional mathematician, research scientist, teacher or professor, or public sector. Actuary, banking analyst, data analyst, researcher after M. Sc.
Graduates can work as mathematicians, research scientists, mathematics teachers or professors, or researchers at national institutes. Other paths include auditor, tax and accounting expert, roles in scientific and government organizations, and work as actuarial experts, bankers, or data analysts.
Check the syllabus, and focus on core Mathematics papers as well as allied multidisciplinary subjects. Also look at lab exposures, eligibility, admission process, and fee structure.
