MSc Applied Mathematics

Two-year TU IOE postgraduate program centered on mathematical modeling, computation, analysis, and problem-solving for engineering, science, and industry.
Program develops advanced competence in applied mathematics for high-complexity systems. Coverage spans numerical methods, differential equations, optimization, statistics, computational science, and mathematical modeling. Emphasis on formulation, simulation, and analysis of real-world problems in engineering, physics, finance, and technology. Final-semester research trains students to design models, analyze data, and generate mathematically rigorous solutions.

Curricular structure

Features

• Strong quantitative and analytical foundation.
• Training in modeling, simulation, optimization, and computational mathematics.
• Useful for engineering, data-driven, and research-oriented roles.
• Fourth-semester independent thesis.
• Suitable for students planning further research (PhD) or technical careers requiring mathematical depth

Admission process

• Eligible degrees: BE (except B.Arch), 4-year B.Sc with major Math or Physics, 4-year BA with major Math, MA/MSc mathematics-related backgrounds for 3-year bachelors.
• Online application through IOE portal.
• Computer-based entrance exam: Section A (45 questions, 50 marks), Section B (50 questions, 50 marks), 10% negative marking.
• Ranking-based selection and campus admission finalization

Job prospects

• Data analyst
• Research mathematician
• Quantitative analyst
• Scientific/technical computing specialist
• Optimization analyst
• Modeling and simulation engineer
• Teaching and academic roles
• Positions in finance, hydropower modeling units, telecom, government research bodies, and engineering consultancies