If you know you want to study at postgraduate level, but aren’t sure what subject, one of the most important things to consider is your course entry requirement. Entry requirements are set by the university or college and will outline the level of knowledge, skill and understanding needed in order to start a particular course.
Academic entry qualification overview
Applicants should have, or expect to obtain before the start of the course a:
- 1st or upper 2nd class 4 year undergraduate degree (e.g. MMath) degree (or an equivalent overseas qualification) in a mathematical subject
- MSc with Merit or Distinction (or an equivalent overseas qualification) in a mathematical subject.
In some research areas, a background in physics, engineering or computer science is also acceptable.
English language
All applicants will need to demonstrate competency in English language. Applicants who do not already possess an acceptable English Language qualification will need to take a recognised test and attain the required English Language score:
IELTS: At least 6.5 overall with 6.0 in the written component and no other sub-test below 5.5.
TOEFL iBT: At least 90 overall with 20 in the written component and no other sub-test below 20. We do not accept ‘MyBestScore’.
Pearson Test of English (PTE): At least 58 overall with 50 in the written component and no other sub-test below 42.
Further information on language requirements can be found on our website .
Pre-sessional English: We also accept successful completion of a pre-sessional English course run by the University Language Centre to meet our English language requirements.
English language test validity
Some English Language test results are only valid for two years. Your English Language test report must be valid on the start date of the course.
phd mathematics salary
Do you love calculations and solving big mathematical problems? Dating back to ancient times, Mathematics as a field has witnessed immense changes and growth with technological advancements. Carl Friedrich Gauss, a famous mathematician, called this field the ‘queen of sciences’ because the mathematical principles and theories are used in multifarious disciplines like Sciences, Finance, Engineering, Medicine and Social Sciences. From calculating and measuring to the development of a multitude of theories, laws, and patterns, pursuing a career after BSc Maths can be highly rewarding. In this blog, we will shed light on various elements of the PhD in Mathematics program and will provide insightful knowledge on the same.
Course Name | PhD in Mathematics |
Full-Form | Doctor of Philosophy in Mathematics |
Course Level | Doctorate Course (Postgraduation) |
Duration | 3 to 5 years |
Examination Type | Semester-based |
Eligibility | MSc Degree in Mathematical or Physical Sciences/ BTech Candidates from any discipline with a minimum of 60% score |
Admission process | Merit-based + Entrance Examination |
Entrance Exams | NBHM Entrance Exam, CSIR UGC NET, UGC NET, GRE, and other relevant entrance exams. |
Course Fee | INR 50,000 – 9 lakhs per annum in India and more for study abroad |
Average Salary | INR 3 – 9 Lakhs per annum |
Job Positions | Mathematician, Statistician, Loan Officer, Accountant, Economist, Researcher, Personal Banker, Cryptographer, Demographer, Professor, etc. |