Mathematics and numbers are the prime basis on which the whole education system stands. There are very few subjects that do not include a part of mathematics in it. That is the reason why mathematics is studied as well as taught with so much interest and dedications. The basic study of mathematics includes the study of various kinds of methods of solving various problems. The study also includes study of various formulas and methods of dealing with numerical and the proper methods of its solutions. Various formulas to make complex situations easier are also taught under this subject. The course M.sc in Mathematics deals with the detailed and in depth study of the subject mathematics.

The course M.Sc in mathematics has plenty of job prospects in the market. After successful completion of the course, one can get appointed to various research institutes. One can also get recruited in various teaching institutes. Various organizations and industries also recruit these degree holders and pay a lucrative salary. That is why students are after this course so much.

M.Sc in Mathematics is a general course. There are plenty of government as well as private institutions that offer this course. The fee structure of M.Sc in mathematics in government colleges is less than the private colleges.

The popular and renowned colleges that offer M.sc in Mathematics are University of Delhi, University of Pune, University of Calcutta, Andhra University, Bangalore University, Madras University and many more. The fee structure of this course is in between Rs. 1200 per year to 9000 per year. The fee in colleges under University of Delhi is approximately Rs. 6000. The fee under university of Calcutta is Rs. 1200 per year. Andhra University charges Rs. 2300 to 2500 per year. The fee at University of Pune is around Rs. 1800 per semester. Veer Narmad Gujarat University charges around Rs. 5000 per term.

There are special reservations in admission for the candidates under the quota rule. This benefit is given to the lower and backward class students.