MSc in Mathematics | TU

Objectives of MSc in Mathematics

The major goal and objectives of  MSc in Mathematics department, Tribhuvan University are:

• To produce highly qualified graduates with degree in mathematics who can benefit the society with their critical thinking and analytical brain.
• To encourage participating in research at doctoral and post-doctoral level.
• To make pathway for not just theoretical mathematics but also in applied field of mathematics.
• To develop problem solving skills using different technologies and transfer that skill to related fields as well.
• To make changes in our mathematics curriculum according to improving standard of national as well as international society.

Admission Requirements in MSc in Mathematics

Evaluation Method

For each 100 marks subject the department conducts external and internal assessment equal to 80 and 20 marks respectively. To pass the subject, the students must acquire minimum marks of 32(out of 80) in external board assessment and an 8(out of 20) in the external assessment. The internal mark is determined by your professor on the basis of completed assignments, tests, attendance, class performance and participation.

For the external exam, you have to appear exams and solve the given question set. The total number of questions in a set is 10 and you can choose to solve 4 of them from “or” part. But the examinee must attempt to solve all the questions including the subjective ones which include implying theorems, proving statements from a conceptualized viewpoint.

Career and Scope

Though, Msc in Mathematics program is not very popular in Nepal, we can’t argue that mathematics lack scope. Some of the scopes of graduates of this degree are listed below which will help you:

• Teaching
• Computer programming
• Stocks prediction
• Economics
• Market prediction analysis
• Research
• Accountant
• Statistician
• Climate scientist
• Data scientist
• Bankers
• Military analysts

Above mentioned are only a couple of scopes of MSc in mathematics graduate. You can pursue any other fields that require knowledge of mathematics combined with inter- disciplinary principles.