Hi,

In the Tamil Nadu 12th Public Exam 2025, a large number of students scored full marks in science subjects:

• Physics – 1,125 students

• Chemistry – 3,181 students

• Maths – 3,022 students

The overall pass percentage was 95.03%, with girls performing better than boys. You can check your results on tnresults.nic.in or dge.tn.gov.in .

Hope this helps!

Hello Sneha,

with 82 percentile in JEE Mains, your rank is likely around 1,8 to 2 lakh, which makes getting computational mathematics in top NITs very difficult. most NITs close this branch well below 50,000 rank. you migh have a chance in newer or less popular NITs through home state or category quota, if applicable.

BSc Honours in Mathematics is a 3-year undergraduate program focusing on advanced mathematical concepts such as calculus, algebra, statistics, and analysis. It provides a strong foundation for careers in research, teaching, data analysis, finance, and IT.

Hello student,

I can guide you to get :

1. UGC Application Number.
2. UGC Maths Paper.
3. 3.UGC Admit Card.

I cannot able to access your Personal information.

1 .UGC Application Number

• visit the website named ugc.net.nta.ac.in .
• click Login and select forgot password.
• Fill the details :

1. Name
2. Father's Name
3. Mother's Name
4. Date of Birth

• submit the access the Application.

2. UGC Admit card

• visit the Website named ugc.net.nta
• click on the Download Admit card link.
• Login and fill the details

1. Applicant Number
2. Date of birth ( Password)
3. Download the Admit card.

3. UGC Question Paper

visit the website named ugcnet.nta.ac in. ,this is for latest question paper download purpose.

If you want other websites for preparation, old question papers etc.. please feel free to ask me and I will help you.

I assume that your question is regarding admission process. You need to pass MSc with a first class (some universities want first class, some may allow 55% marks).

Then you need to qualify atleast in one of CSIR-UGC (JRF), GATE (gate score is valid only for a few years, you have to apply within this period), NBHM, INSPIRE. Then you apply to individual universities/institutes.

If the applications are too many for them to handle, they would conduct an entrance exam/screening exam. After that there will be interview for a few selected candidates. If you qualify in any of the above mentioned (except GATE), you will get a fellowship. In some of the institutes you may get fellowship with GATE also.

In some universities it may be possible to join for a PhD with just an MSc and they may not require you to qualify in CSIR etc. as they don't pay you scholarship.

Hi aspirant,

1. To apply for a PhD in a mathematics department, you would normally require a Master's degree in mathematics or a closely related discipline, as well as an impressive academic record.
2. Begin by studying universities and their mathematics departments, examining their research fields and staff to find a good fit for your interests.
3. Most programs require you to submit an online application that includes records, a statement of purpose outlining your research interests and goals, letters of recommendation from academic references, and, in some cases, standardized test scores such as the GRE. Some departments may additionally require an interview as part of their selection process.
4. Keep an eye on the application dates for the universities you're interested in; they can vary.

PhD in Mathematics Course

You can also refer to the link given above for more information on the same.

All the best!

Hii,

To apply for a PhD in Mathematics, follow these steps:

1. Check eligibility: You usually need a Master's degree in Mathematics or a related field with a good academic record.

2. Research universities: Find universities that offer a PhD in Mathematics.

3. Prepare your research proposal: This explains what you want to study.

4. Contact potential supervisors: Email professors whose research interests match yours.

5. Apply online: Submit your application, including documents like your academic transcripts, research proposal, and recommendation letters.