The candidates after completing their master’s degree in Mathematics have a wide job scope. They can easily secure a job in any of the employment fields such as in Utility Companies, Schools, Insurance Agencies, Research and Development Firms, Engineering Firms, Colleges / Universities, Central / State Government Departments, Business and Industry and so on. In these firms, a M.Sc Mathematics holder can work as Teacher or Professor/ Quantitative Risk Analyst/ Equity Quantitative Analyst/ Director Statistical Programming/ Interest Rate Trading Strategist/ Director Statistical Programming/ Quantitative Developer/ Treasury Management Specialist/ Statistician/ Researcher & Accountant/ Mathematician/ Loan Officer/ Demographer.

Central Government Jobs after M.Sc in Mathematics

Central Government conducts various departmental tests for the recruitment of graduates to its eligible posts. The aspirants can attend these exams such as UPSC, SSC, and so on for securing a safe career in the Central government sector. These exams are highly competitive and hence good preparation and hard work is required for the clearing such exams to get into the career. The candidates on pursuing a central government job can write various departmental exams for getting promotion to higher posts and hence can get a bigger pay scale.

Teaching Profession in Government Sector after M.Sc in Mathematics

The candidates those who are interested in teaching profession can choose a job in any of the government schools or colleges. One should possess a B.Ed degree to secure a teaching career in schools. M.Ed with NET/SET is essential to pursue a job in governmental colleges/ universities for a M.Sc Mathematics graduate.Various Engineering colleges and Science colleges recruit M.Sc Mathematics graduates as lecturers in the college.

How to prepare for exams for government jobs after M.Sc in Mathematics?

The first and foremost thing the candidate has to be aware about while preparing for an exam is its syllabus and exam pattern. Based on the syllabus, the candidate has to start preparing for the exam. Each and every topic for the exam has to be thoroughly covered within a week prior to the exam. The candidate is advised to go through the previous question papers which give him a rough idea about the question pattern. One should work on several sample question papers to help manage the time properly for the exam. The candidate can prepare with the help of some guides or reference books which covers all the syllabus of the exam.

Coaching Centres for Competitive Exams for Government Jobs

There are many coaching centres in the country which provides training for various highly competitive exams for securing a government job. Some of them are listed below.

• TIME
• Pearson Tandem
• Brilliance Tutorials
• Vidyasagar coaching centre
• Krishna Reddy’s IAS Study Point
• Aakash Institute
• Excellent Coaching Center
• Success Point
• IAS Study Center
• Krishna Coaching Institute
• Centre for Excellence
• Confluence Academy for Excellence
• Vajiram and Ravi IAS Study Centre
• Career Shapers
• Career Point
• Chanakya Academy
• BrainTree
• IAS Academy
• Civil Service Academy
• East & West Academy
• Centre for Career Development Studies
• IMS
• Brained Academy
• Quest Education
• Brilliant Point

The aspirants can join any of the coaching centres which helps them get well prepared for the exams and hence can achieve their target by clearing the desired competitive exam.