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Indian institute of science, the integrated ph.d. programme.

The Integrated MSc and PhD programme (3+5)

The Integrated MSc and PhD programme makes it possible to integrate the MSc programmes’ optional programme elements and the writing of the PhD dissertation. This allows students and their supervisors more time for the research element of the PhD programme.

The former 4+4 PhD is now a part of the Integrated PhD Scheme (3+5).

Admission requirements

The Integrated PhD programme is open to applicants who:

have completed the Bachelors degree with a good result.
are enrolled on an MSc programme offered by SCIENCE or have been offered admission to an MSc programme offered by SCIENCE
can coordinate and integrate the remaining ECTS of their MSc programme with the proposed PhD programme.
is qualified to be admitted to the PhD programme
have not started writing the MSc thesis.

The academic content of the MSc programme must be related to the proposed PhD programme. Read more requirements in the programme description below.

Organisation of the Integrated MSc/PhD programme

The prescribed period of study for the integrated programme is five full-time equivalents (FTEs) (two for the MSc programme and three for the PhD programme). If, at commencement of the integrated 3+5 scheme, the student has passed one or more programme elements, the period of study is reduced correspondingly.

The 3+5 scheme is divided into two parts:

Part A: The student completes the MSc programme and concurrently completes one third of the PhD programme (one FTE). Part A is completed when the student completes the MSc programme and must be organized in such a way that the MSc programme is completed two years before completion of the entire integrated programme of study.

Part B : The student is a PhD student exclusively and completes the PhD programme in accordance with the approved PhD plan. Part B can be commenced once the student has completed the MSc programme (part A), and the regular assessments have been satisfactory, meaning that the student has lived up to the requirements in the PhD plan.

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PhD (Integrated) in Mathematical Sciences

This is a programme whose regulations fall under those for an Integrated PhD as outlined in the University Calendar. Candidates are required to undertake the scheme of study over a period of four years full-time registration, to pass the required examinations, and to submit a thesis not more than 12 months later than the end of the fourth year of study. In exceptional circumstances the Faculty Graduate School directorate may approve a later date for submission. If part-time candidates are permitted, they are required to submit a thesis not more than 12 months later than the end of the seventh year of study.

Programme Overview

In the first year, students follow a taught programme of Level 7 modules selected from across a range to be approved by the programme director in consultation with the supervisory team. Following successful completion of the taught element, students embark on their individual research programme. In all years, the programme provides an integrated series of training modules to help students to develop professional and personal skills as well as scientific expertise.

The research work of each student will be closely supervised and supported, particularly during the research phase of the programme. The student will be monitored according to the progression milestones in the regulations for the Integrated PhD in a Named Subject and the Code of Practice for Research Candidature and Supervision.

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Entry Requirements

Typical entry requirements.

Applicants must satisfy the general entry requirements as laid out in the Code of Practice for Research Candidature and Supervision and in particular they must have a first or upper second-class honours degree or equivalent in a discipline which provides relevant quantitative training (e.g. computer science, economics, engineering, mathematics, physics, and statistics).

Selection process

This page contains specific entry requirements for this course. Find out about equivalent entry requirements and qualifications for your country.

Programme Structure

Typical course content.

All students will complete a one-year Masters level project chosen to prepare them for research. This will be delivered and assessed via the core module MATH6144 (15 ECTS/ 30 CATS).

Students will take a number of modules (comprising an additional 45 ECTS/90 CATS) from a range of modules, at least 30 ECTS/60 CATS of these must be at level 7. Up to 15 ECTS/30 CATS may be chosen from approved alternative modules in related cognate areas.

The selection of modules, dependent on existing knowledge and qualifications, will be chosen by the student in consultation with the supervisory team, and must be approved by the Doctoral Programme Director.

All students will complete a one-year Masters level project chosen to prepare them for research.

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Optional Modules are grouped into the following groups: Actuarial Sciences Pure and Applied Mathematics Operational Research Statistics Students are required to select 90 credits from one of these groups.

Actuarial Sciences Actuarial Mathematics I Financial Mathematics Mathematical Finance Actuarial Mathematics II Stochastic Processes Accounting and Finance for Actuarial Science Pure and Applied Mathematics Introduction to Semigroup Theory Differential Geometry and Lie Groups Homotopy and Homology Geometric Group Theory Complex Function Theory Operational Research Statistical Methods Stochastic OR Methods Analytical Consultancy Skills Multivariate Statistics for Data Mining Deterministic OR Methods Introduction to Python Forecasting Statistics Statistical Computing Statistical Theory and Linear Models Bayesian Methods Topics in Statistics Applied Statistical Modelling Clinical Trials

Fees & funding

Tuition fees.

Fees for postgraduate research degrees vary across the University. All fees are listed for UK, EU and international full-time and part-time students alphabetically by course name.

Scholarships, bursaries, sponsorships or grants may be available to support you through your course. Funding opportunities available to you are linked to your subject area and/or your country of origin. These can be from the University of Southampton or other sources.

Learning & Teaching

Some of the programme’s learning outcomes depend on the research topic of the programme.

Knowledge and Understanding:

Having successfully completed the taught element of this programme a student will be able to demonstrate:

L1: A deep, advanced understanding of a range of topics relevant to the active research themes in the academic unit of mathematical sciences.

L2: An understanding of the context of, and the relationship between, the taught component and the likely research direction.

Having successfully completed the research element of this programme a candidate will be able to demonstrate:

RL1: a proper command of the literature, including knowledge of critical open problems, as well as facility in the use of established techniques in the fields of study;

RL2: a systematic acquisition and understanding of a substantial body of knowledge in mathematics and/or statistics which is at the forefront of the discipline;

Teaching and Learning Methods

Acquisition of knowledge and understanding is through structured exposition based on lectures, computer workshops, private study, seminars, case studies, individual and group coursework, and individual supervision under the guidance of a first supervisor, with further contributions from other members of the supervisory team.

Assessment Methods

Modules in the taught element are assessed by a combination of unseen examinations and/or coursework. Examinations and assessment in the taught component is conducted at the end of each semester and as necessary in summer referral exams. The research component is assessed by thesis and viva as governed by the regulations for an Integrated PhD in a Named Subject. Skills and knowledge will be monitored and assessed throughout the programme under the milestone reviews conducted by the Graduate School.

Subject-Specific Intellectual Skills

T1: Technical skills in the use of appropriate mathematical and/or statistical techniques.

T2: Critical and analytical skills using a range of appropriate mathematical and/or statistical techniques.

RT1: the ability to create and interpret new knowledge in the field of mathematics and/or statistics through original research or other advanced scholarship, of a quality to satisfy peer review, extending the forefront of the discipline;

Rt2: the general ability to conceptualize, design and implement a project for the generation of new knowledge, applications or understanding at the forefront of the mathematical sciences, and to adjust the project design in the light of unforeseen problems;

Rt3: a detailed understanding of applicable techniques for research and advanced academic enquiry.

Transferrable/Key Skills

K1: the ability to communicate advanced ideas clearly in a range of formats.

K2: the ability to use IT to support their learning and research.

RK1: the ability to use logical argument, deductive reasoning and analysis, abstraction and generalization to solve complex problems and to report their findings;

RK2: the ability to identify their further training needs and to take responsibility for their own professional development.

Having successfully completed the this programme a candidate will be able to demonstrate the skills, knowledge and competencies appropriate to the award of a PhD, as specified in the Code of Practice for Research Candidature and Supervision.

Career Opportunities

With leading academics, a multidisciplinary approach and a superb record for the quality of our teaching and our research, Mathematical Sciences offers a vibrant and supportive environment for postgraduate students.

Mathematical Sciences has one of the broadest communities of mathematicians in the UK, spanning pure and applied mathematics, statistics and operational research. Our research includes internationally-recognised projects with partners in engineering, physical and biological sciences and social sciences. We place great importance on the development of graduate skills vital for future employment by adding transferrable skills into learning and teaching.

A PhD is recognised by employers across a wide range of sectors. Our postgraduate research students are highly sought after by other universities, business and industry, NGOs and governments worldwide.

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Doctoral (Ph.D and Integrated Ph.D) programmes in Mathematics

IMSc offers two doctoral programmes in mathematics - the Ph.D and Integrated Ph.D. For eligibility requirements and application procedures, please refer to this webpage .

Students of both streams do basic coursework during the first few semesters after which they must successfully clear a qualifying examination in order to further continue in the programme.

A rough breakup of the programmes is as follows:

Semester I : 4 core courses.
Semester II: 2 core courses + 1 elective.
Semesters III and IV: Coursework as prescribed by guide/mentor.
Semesters III and IV : 4 courses and M.Sc. thesis (may be split between the semesters as desired).

The syllabi of the courses is available here.

Grades and minimum requirements

Grades are assigned to students based on their performance in each course. The grades are:

A=4, B=3, C=2, D=1, F=fail

In order to stay in the doctoral programme, a student must have no F grade in any course, and must maintain a cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 2 at the end of the first year.

If a student has a CGPA below 2 at the end of the first term, (s)he will be warned/cautioned. If a student has a CGPA below 2 at the end of the second semester, (s)he will be advised that (s)he cannot continue in the doctoral programme and must consider the option of switching to an M. Phil. degree programme or to just an M.Sc. degree programme according as (s)he is in the Ph.D. programme or the Integrated Ph.D. programme.

For the purposes of the above considerations, there will be no question of a student taking a re-exam in a test, or dropping some elective courses where (s)he may have a poor grade. However, a student may drop an elective course before the end of the third week of coursework.

Coursework Interview and Tentative guide/mentor

At the end of the first year, each student must pass an oral exam that will test the material covered in the first year courses. Once the student passes this exam, (s)he must, with the help of the faculty, convince a faculty member (in his/her subject) to agree to be a tentative guide. This tentative guide should initially advise the student on an appropriate study programme in the second year, consistent with the student's strengths and taste. This study programme should then be approved by the monitoring committee of the student before the start of the second year's coursework. The monitoring committee should identify a suitable faculty member, who may not (but would typically) be the tentative guide/mentor, to guide the student's M.Sc. thesis (in case of students of the integrated Ph.D. programme.)

Qualifying examinations

In order to be eligible to register for a Ph.D., each student must pass a qualifying examination conducted by her/his monitoring committee. This exam will typically assess how well the student has undergone the study programme suggested by the tentative guide, as well as gauge the general level of the student's preparedness for undertaking a doctoral programme.

The qualifying exam for a student of the integrated Ph.D. programme will be held concurrently with the exams of the final - IVth - semester of the M.Sc. part of the programme; it will be an extension of her/his M.Sc. thesis viva-voce examination.

Students of the Ph.D. programme would typically take the qualifying exam at the end of the third semester. If a student passes the qualifying exam, the report of the monitoring committee of this exam will name the future thesis guide of the student. (Likewise, the report on a successful performance in the qualifying exam by a student of the Integrated Ph.D. programme will also name the future thesis guide of the student.)

If a student of the Integrated Ph.D. programme does not pass the qualifying exam, but has maintained minimum grade requirements in the coursework and M.Sc. thesis, (s)he will be asked to leave with the M.Sc. degree.

Monitoring and Doctoral Committees

Each student will be assigned a monitoring committee of faculty members as soon as (s)he enters the programme, which shall monitor his/her progress. The membership of the monitoring committee will change as the student evolves through the system. (A possible model will consist of the course coordinator as convenor, and have one teacher from each of the two semesters of the first year, while the tentative guide together with teachers of second year courses for a student will constitute her/his monitoring committee in the second year.)

Once the student has successfully cleared the qualifying exams and a doctoral guide has been identified, a Doctoral Committee will be constituted, which will monitor the subsequent progress of the student.

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PhD in Mathematics, Five-Year Integrated M. Sc. Programme in Mathematics The five-year integrated programme in mathematics has been designed to mould the students to take up career in research and/or teaching. The first four semesters would focus on basic calculus, algebra and analysis. Topics such as differential equations and group theory emphasize the applications to Mechanics, Chemical Kinetics and to the analysis of the structure of molecules. Higher semesters would have advanced core courses emphasizing both the theory and the applications. The electives have been designed in such a way that the student could discover his/her strengths and focus on topics of his/her choice. Electives like Harmonic Analysis and Differential Manifolds and Geometry provide grounding for theoretical work. Electives like Cryptography and Mathematical Modeling prepare the students to take up real life applications of advanced ideas of Mathematics. A project work in the final semesters would take the students to the frontiers of research.

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Integrated m.sc. programme in mathematics, eligibility criteria:.

A Pass in the Plus two examination or equivalent of any recognized board in India with 60% marks (Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry) for general category, 55% marks for OBC (NCL)/EWS and 50% marks for SC/ST/PWD candidates.

The five-year integrated programme in mathematics has been designed to mould the students to take up career in research and/or teaching. The first four semesters would focus on basic calculus, algebra and analysis. Topics such as differential equations and group theory emphasize the applications to Mechanics, Chemical Kinetics and to the analysis of the structure of molecules.

Higher semesters would have advanced core courses emphasizing both the theory and the applications. The electives have been designed in such a way that the student could discover his/her strengths and focus on topics of his/her choice. Electives like Harmonic Analysis and Differential Manifolds and Geometry provide grounding for theoretical work. Electives like Cryptography and Mathematical Modeling prepare the students to take up real life applications of advanced ideas of Mathematics. A project work in the final semesters would take the students to the frontiers of research.

Duration of the programme: Five Years

Mode of selection: cuet score, sanctioned strength: 28, curriculum:, m.sc. programme in mathematics.

Candidates should possess a Bachelor degree in Mathematics offered by a recognized university. In order to be eligible, candidates should have secured a minimum of 55% marks or 6.0 CGPA (on a 10-point scale) in the qualifying degree examination for General Category, 50% marks or 5.5 CGPA (on a 10 point scale) for EWS/OBC (Non-creamy layer) and 45% aggregate marks or 5.0 CGPA (on a 10-point scale) for SC/ST/PWD candidates.

Duration of the programme: Two Years

Sanctioned strength: 12, ph.d. mathematics.

A consistently good academic record possessing a Degree in Mathematics, obtained from a recognized University/Institute or Foreign University equivalent (approved by AIU).

Department of Mathematics specializes in the pure and applied aspects of the fields of Algebra, Algorithms, Big Data, Biomechanics, Complex Analysis, Delay Differential Equations, Fluid Dynamics, Functional Analysis, Generalized Functions, Graph Theory, Integral Transforms, Linear Algebra, Number Theory, Optimization, Partial Differential Equations, Soft Sets, and Topology.

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M.Sc. - Ph.D. Dual Degree

The MSc.Ph.D. dual degree in Operations Research is an integrated doctoral programme, for those interested in a research oriented career. The programme is open for students with a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics or Statistics, and interested in research in engineering / interdisciplinary areas. The academic programme leading to the MSc.Ph.D. dual degree involves foundation courses, advanced courses and research work. The candidate will be awarded both the MSc. and Ph.D. degrees simultaneously on successful completion of the program.

Semester-wise Credits Distribution for MScPhD

Key Points:

Course-work for MScPhD dual degree programme to be completed in first 2 years (4 semesters).
Electives : Of the minimum of 6 electives (36 credits) required, at least 1 Institute elective (6 credits) and at least 4 IE labeled department electives(of which one to be an 'Applied elective', and one from ‘Approved list’ as specified by IEOR DPGC) to be taken.
Students need to maintain a minimum CPI of 7.0 at the end of Semester 3 and all subsequent semesters to continue for Ph.D.
Should inform the department by the end of the Semester 3.
In lieu of MScPhD Project 2 in Semester 4, they can instead do at least 12 credits through electives/ R&D project.
See the IITB academics page for other rules governing the exit of the MSc-PhD programme with a M.Sc degree
Students who continue with PhD, need to do MScPhD Project 2 in Semester 4 (Evaluation to be held by June 30th), and clear the Ph.D. Qualifiers .
Ph.D Qualifiers for the students continuing for Ph.D will be held at the end of Semester 4.
Additional learning courses may be prescribed by the RPC/Qualifier committee to the MScPh.D student at the end of 4th semester.
Students to sign up with a faculty supervisor for their Ph.D., based on mutual consent, by the end of their 4th semester.
MScPh.D Research Project vs. Ph.D. topic : A student may continue his/her 3rd semester project topic for Ph.D. but can choose a different topic/ supervisor also.
Research progress : This will be monitored by a Research Progress Committee, mainly through an Annual Progress Seminar presented by the student.
Visit the List of Courses to view the choice of electives and the course contents.
General rules and regulations of the Programme can be found at IITB academics page .

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M.Sc Ph.D Integrated Course, Eligibility, Admission, Syllabus, Scope & Career

What is M.Sc Ph.D

M.Sc Ph.D is a three to six years-long dual degree programme that combines MSc and P.hD. This integrated course rewards a student with a double degree. A M.Sc. is a postgraduate degree in science discipline. Candidates who have completed a B.Sc. are eligible for enrolling in M.Sc. While a PhD is a doctoral level research degree programme. Candidates who have completed 10+2+3+2 or 10+2+4 level course are eligible for enrolling in the Ph.D. course. The multi-disciplinary curriculum covers the core and elective course modules. M.Sc. Ph.D integrated course is designed to fulfil the requirements of a modern researcher of familiarity with the experimental and theoretical fields.

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M.Sc. PhD stands for Master of Science- Doctor of Philosophy. It is an integrated programme designed by combining postgraduate degree M.Sc. and doctoral degree Ph.D. It involves advanced courses, foundation courses, and research work. Students are rewarded with M.Sc and Ph.D degrees on completion of the one-degree program.

This M.Sc. Ph.D dual degree program consists of two semesters, and for the first two years in each, students are dedicated to pursuing some small research projects. They are given a choice to select their guides and laboratories during this period. The next 4.5 to 5 years of the candidate's educational journey revolves around research. M.Sc Ph.D integrated course is ideal as it spares additional years for those students who pursue both M.Sc and Ph.D separately.

M.Sc.-Ph.D dual degree program fee structure varies significantly across government and private-run institutions. The fee structure at public institutions fluctuates between Rs. 60,000 to Rs. 2.38 Lakhs per academic year. The fee structure at private institutions fluctuates between Rs. 2.60 Lakh to Rs. 11.20 Lakh per academic year.

On average, top institutions like IIT-Bombay charges Rs. 50,000 per academic year, IIT- Kanpur charges Rs. Thirty-six thousand per academic year, and IIT- Kharagpur charges Rs. 12,000 per academic year. Other than the tuition fee, these charges often include the library fees, hostel charges, campus development charges, museums/ art visits, and incidentals. Public colleges typically charge a lower fee.

It is an integrated course of Master of Science with Doctorate of Philosophy ideal for students with scientific vigour for theoretical knowledge and research.

Depending on the choice or interest, students can choose a specialisation that edges their research-oriented skills and aids them in constructing a career in this field. M.Sc Ph.D integrated course is an ideal programme for students with an inclination towards advanced research in fundamental sciences.

M.Sc. Ph.D dual degree is a program explicitly designed for students who choose to pursue a research-oriented career.

The M.Sc-Ph.D integrated degree program involves research work, foundation courses, and advanced courses that rewards students with both the M.Sc and Ph.D course programs simultaneously on completion of one program.

Students who complete the M.Sc+Ph.D integrated degree course will be paid a stipend for their fellowship associated with the institution.a

The Master of Science with Doctorate of Philosophy degree program typically includes writing a thesis or dissertation in the M.Sc period.

The M.Sc course program is designed for those students with a want to involve themselves in scientific research & theoretical knowledge with specialisations in the field of interest.

Students with an M.Sc+Ph.D integrated degree course can get an average starting pay package of INR 26,000/- to 30,000/- per month, depending on the job profile and employment area.

The institutions like Rajiv Gandhi University, Itanagar , University of Engineering and Management, Kolkata IIT, Kharagpur , offer the M.Sc+Ph.D integrated course.

The eligibility criterion for the M.Sc Ph.D integrated degree is similar to various integrated programs in other disciplines. The following candidates are eligible for an M.sc Ph.D course -

Eligibility Criteria

Candidates with a Bachelor's degree in Biotechnology or Chemistry or Pharmacy or Biology or Mathematics or Agriculture or Veterinary Sciences or Physics as applicable to individual disciplines, under the 10+2+3/4 system, can apply to this program.

Candidates with BE or B. Tech degree programs who qualify in the Mathematics or Mathematical Statistics paper in the JAM entrance exam can apply for the Mathematical Sciences.

Students with BE or B. Tech degree programs who qualify in the Biotechnology paper in the JAM entrance exam can apply to the Biological Sciences.

Candidates who have cleared JEST are eligible to apply for an M.Sc Ph.D integrated degree.

Candidates who seek admission for M.sc Ph.D integrated degree at IISc should qualify in the JAM Entrance examination.

Additional Criteria Requirements

The minimum eligibility criteria for admission in M.Sc. Ph.D integrated degree program is an aggregate of 55 percent to 60 percent and above or equivalent grade in the Bachelor’s degree.

The minimum eligibility criteria for SC/ST candidates are relaxed to pass class over the first class in the qualifying examination.

Departmental specifications require an eligibility criterion of subjects at the Bachelor's or 10+2 standard levels. To deem eligible for certain institutional departments, candidates must ensure that these requirements are met.

Final year graduates - students appearing for their final year qualifying examination and awaiting the results are also eligible to apply. However, this sect of students should have met the eligibility criteria for the award of the qualifying degree, including all the entrance examinations, dissertation projects, and viva-voce at the time of admission.

Candidates who pursue M.Sc. Ph.D. integrated course develop following skills over the period of time being enrolled in the dual degree integrated programme.

The admission procedure for M.Sc. Ph.D. dual degree program consists of a written test - Entrance examination. Candidates need to qualify in the written entrance test. Qualified students will be called for final selection. Qualified students will have to complete a six-year course. Upon successful completion, students can successfully start with their course program.

Aspirants must appear for an entrance examination to get admission into M.Sc. Ph.D integrated course there are various institutions-based entrance examinations for the M.Sc. Ph.D dual degree program. However, the top four entrance examination are as follows:

M.Sc Ph.D Entrance Exam

Admissions to M.Sc. Ph.D. programmes are provided on the basis of candidates performance in the entrance examination or merit of previously passing examinations. Several institutions conduct their own entrance examination to provide admissions while the rest accept the scores of national and state level entrance examinations. We have provided below details of major M.Sc. Ph.D. entrance examinations.

JEE Advanced: JEE Advanced is also known as Joint Entrance Examination Advanced. It is a national level entrance examination famous for providing admissions in engineering colleges. JEE Advanced score is valid for admissions in technical and architectural courses.

BITSAT: BITSAT stands for Birla Institute of Technology and Science Admission Test. BIT SAT is a university level entrance examination conducted to provide admissions in various academic courses running in college.

AP EAMCET: AP EAMCET stands for Andhra Pradesh Engineering, Agriculture and Medicine Common Entrance Test. It is a state level examination conducted to provide admissions to eligible candidates in academic courses of engineering, agriculture and medicine disciplines.

KIITEE : KIITEE stands for Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology Entrance Examination. It is a university level entrance examination conducted to provide admissions to various academic courses running in university.

CUSAT CAT : CUSAT CAT stands for Cochin University of Science and Technology Common Admission Test. It is a university level examination conducted to provide admissions in various academic disciplines running in Cochin University.

Cut off is the minimum requirement of percentage, marks or scores acquired by candidates in the previously passing examination or entrance examination. Cut off is released every year by colleges to provide admissions. Those who secure more scores or higher rank than cut off or equivalent to it are eligible for further participation in the admission process and get themselves enrolled in the respective course and college.

Popular Engineering Colleges in India

We have provided below a list of popular engineering colleges. Aspirants who want to enroll in an engineering programme may check out the admission criteria and other details of these colleges.

Top Ph.D. Colleges by Location

There are plenty of Ph.D colleges in India . Candidates seeking admission in Ph.D. course may check top colleges offering the course in various locations with the assistance of table provided below.

The syllabus of integrated M.Sc. Ph.D integrated course may vary from college to college. After completion of a B.Sc. in any specialisation relevant to physics, chemistry, mathematics or biology, candidates can enroll in M.Sc. Ph.D. programme. We have provided below the syllabus of integrated M.Sc. Ph.D. depending on specialisations.

M.Sc. Ph.D Mathematics Syllabus:

Syllabus for Semesters 1 and 2

Syllabus for Semesters 3 and 4

M.Sc. Ph.D Chemistry Syllabus

Aspirants may check M.Sc. Ph.D. Chemistry syllabus provided below. The M.Sc. Ph.D. syllabus may vary from college to college. The M.Sc. Ph.D. syllabus combines the major subjects of both the course M.Sc. and Ph.D.

List of Electives for Chemistry

M.Sc. Ph.D Physics Syllabus

If you are willing to enroll in the M.Sc. Ph.D. integrated course with the specialisation in Physics. Then, you may check the syllabus provided below. It could vary from college to college. We have listed the majority of M.Sc. Ph.D. dual degree program in Physics subjects in the syllabus provided here.

List of Electives for Physics

There are numerous M.Sc. Ph.D. specialisations. The academic fee may vary depending on the specialisations offered in the MSc. Ph.D. Individuals may opt for a M.Sc. Ph.D. in any relevant specialisation after successful completion of B.Sc. We have listed below the major ones:

After receiving M.Sc. Ph.D dual Degree students have a plethora of options to choose that caters their education. In addition to campus placements, students are offered the roles as Research Scientist, Senior Research Scientist, or Professor at reputed institutions of their choice. Institutions often offer full-employment right after they complete their internship with the firm.

M.Sc.-Ph.D Degree offers students to experience innovative learning with outstanding knowledge. M.Sc.-Ph.D Degree graduates are educated in sharing techniques and practical execution of ideas at a more significant level. As mentioned earlier, M.Sc.-Ph.D Degree graduates can opt for their dream career in pots such as ONGC (Chemist Post), NTPC (Chemist), IOCL, BPCL, and more.

M.Sc.-Ph.D Degree graduates are eligible to apply for the UPSC Geo-Scientist post for the Geological Survey Department. The job openings at the Geological Survey Department for scientist posts are available in the departments like ISRO, BARC, DRDO, and some more. For foreign universities, examinations like TOEFL and GRE are compulsory.

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Private Sector Career Options:

M.Sc.-Ph.D Degree graduates have career scope in famous private firms such as IOCL inclusive of Japanese and German universities, Asain Paints, CIPLA, and ONGC. Several other companies such as Walmart, Fuzzy Logics, Goldman Sachs, Amazon, and Dunia Finance offer a pay package of Rs. 20 Lacs per annum to M.Sc.-Ph.D graduates.

Government Sector Career Options:

M.Sc.-Ph.D Degree graduates hold a massive career scope in government sectors as follows:

Research or Scientists:

The candidates must qualify the CSIR NET Exam to get the Scientist or Researcher Position in any of the below-mentioned institutions.

Nuclear Science Centre, New Delhi
Physical Research Laboratory, Ahmedabad
Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO)
Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC)
Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO)
Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics, Kolkata

Officer Jobs Profiles

Career prospects for M.Sc.-Ph.D Degree graduates in India’s prestigious Government Organisations are:

Bharat Petroleum
Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC)
National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC)
Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL)
Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL)

Assistant Professors

Career prospects for M.Sc.-Ph.D Degree graduates as Assistant Professors at India’s Top Most Universities. Qualified candidates can apply for the Direct Recruitment process for the job profiles Assistant Professors or Lecturers in any reputed Indian University. However, the pay package depends on the candidate's skills and academic background. Candidates are hired on higher salary packages. Candidates need to qualify the UGC NET Exam to deem eligible to apply for the Lectureship Jobs in any reputed Indian University.

Railway Officer

There are various employment posts for qualified M.Sc.-Ph.D Degree graduates in Indian Railways. Candidates can opt to employ in the following positions:

Trainee Officer
Honoring Visiting Specialist
Project Associate
Junior Research Fellow
Deputy Country Representative
Associate Analyst
Research Associate
Associate Software Engineer

Other Government Organisations

Below is a list of a few government organisations that offer other various platforms for M.Sc.-Ph.D Degree graduates such as Universities, Ministries, and Banks.

Wildlife Institute of India
Punjab Agricultural University
State Bank of India, SBI
Regional Centre for Biotechnology, RCB
Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science, IACS
Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science
ICMR - National Institute of Cancer Prevention
Bank of India
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, HAL
CSIR-Institute of Minerals & Materials Technology
National Institute of Biomedical Genomics, NIBMG
Ministry of Agriculture & Welfare Affairs
Central University of South Bihar
Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change
National Seeds Corporation Limited
National Payments Corporation of India, NPCI
Indian Farmers Fertilizer Cooperative Limited, IFFCO
Central Silk Board

Salary Prospects

There are numerous universities that offer various academic courses in disciplines of science. But, there are only a few colleges that offer M.Sc. Ph.D. integrated programme. We have listed below such top private M.Sc. Ph.D. colleges in India.

M.Sc.-Ph.D Degree program is a popular integrated course program across government and private-run institutions. Given below are a few public and private institutions that offer M.Sc.-Ph.D Integrated Degree programs. We have listed below top government M.Sc. Ph.D. colleges that offer this course.

M.Sc colleges by States

There are plenty of M.Sc. colleges in India . An M.Sc. can be pursued after successful completion of B.Sc. The admission process, eligibility criteria and fee structure of M.Sc. course may vary college to college.

PhD Colleges by States

PhD is a doctoral degree programme. It is usually offered with a duration of five to seven year. Candidates who successfully complete PhD may conduct their own independent research. They get opportunities in the academic sector as professor, lecturer or researcher in universities and colleges. Aspirants may check top PhD colleges located in various states with the help of table provided below.

Frequently Asked Question (FAQs)

The primary difference that distinguishes between a ‘dual-degree program’ and that of joint M.Sc-Ph.D is that students cannot leave without completing his/her doctorate while pursuing a Joint M.Sc-Ph.D degree course. However, the former course programme gives students the option to move out with a Master's degree if they have no interest in studying further.

The course duration for the M.Sc-Ph.D course programme is between three to seven years.

To pursue M.Sc-Ph.D course programme, candidates should meet the following eligibility criteria:

An aggregate of 55 per cent to 60 per cent and above in B.Sc with first-class specifications in high and higher school ( 10 and 10+2)

Final year graduation students are eligible to apply.

A few of the entrance examinations for students to prepare for the MSc-PhD course are- JEE Advanced, AP EAMCET, BITSAT, CUSAT CAT, Symbiosis Entrance Test, JCECE, and IPU CET.

Graduates from this field have a great scope in both private and government organisations. M.Sc.-Ph.D Degree graduates can opt for their dream career in pots such as ONGC (Chemist Post), NTPC (Chemist), IOCL, BPCL, and more.

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An Integrated Masters with a PhD (iPhD) is a four-year postgraduate level programme that combines a one-year Masters course with a three-year PhD course. They allow students to familiarise themselves with their chosen topic, research methods and academic writing techniques before embarking on their own independent research project. An Integrated Masters with a PhD is particularly popular with international students and students who initially lack specialised knowledge or research skills.

Introduction

An Integrated Masters with PhD, also commonly referred to as either just an Integrated Masters degree or an Integrated PhD, offers a relatively new way to undertake postgraduate training. They maintain the depth and focus of a conventional PhD but offer a more comprehensive doctoral training experience.

Due to their growing popularity, both the number of universities offering these newer forms of PhD and the number of students applying to them has steadily increased.

This page describes what Integrated Masters with PhDs are, who they are for, their advantages and disadvantages, how they differ from conventional PhDs and how they are structured in terms of programme, eligibility and costs. This page is for you if you are considering applying for an integrated course, or simply want to know more about them.

What is an Integrated PhD?

An Integrated PhD is a four-year postgraduate programme. They involve undertaking a one-year Masters degree (MRes or MSc) in your first year, followed by a three-year PhD programme in your second to fourth year. Although the courses run back-to-back, a student can only progress to the second year if they show satisfactory performance in their first year. The one-year Masters and the three-year PhD are considered separately in terms of qualifications; therefore, a student who completes an Integrated PhD will receive both a Masters degree (MRes or MSc) and a PhD as opposed to a single postgraduate qualification.

The aim of an Integrated PhD is to provide a structured approach to doctoral studies, combining advanced PhD research with formal teaching in relevant subjects, research methods and communication skills.

As Integrated PhDs are relatively new compared to more regular doctoral pathways such as stand-alone or MPhil-upgraded PhDs, some professors informally refer to them as ‘New Route PhDs’.

Difference Between Integrated PhD and Regular PhD

The most significant difference between an Integrated PhD and a regular PhD is the addition of the one-year Masters degree at the beginning of the programme. This results in an Integrated PhD typically lasting four years, as opposed to the three years as with regular PhDs.

Integrated PhDs are structured in such a way that they provide students with a broader range of foundational skills than a regular PhD. The first year introduces you to a combination of taught elements, practical experience and advanced research skills. In a regular PhD this mode of teaching is missing as it is assumed you already have this level of knowledge.

The last significant difference between the two types of doctoral programmes is the ‘group’ aspect associated with the Integrated version. Since the Masters programme also includes other students enrolled in Integrated PhDs, you will have a small cohort with whom you will work closely alongside during your studies.

Who are Integrated PhDs suitable for?

Integrated PhDs can be an effective pathway for any student, but they stand out in two situations:

Scenario 1: International Students

The Higher Education system differs across countries , although not by a large amount, enough to where an unfamiliar student may struggle, especially when working independently. An Integrated PhD allows you to adapt to the UK education system by offering a more guided and hands-on approach to your learning and research process before you embark on your three-year research project.

It also has visa benefits. If an international student seeking a Masters degree in the UK already knows they want to follow it up with a PhD, enrolling in an Integrated PhD will save them from having to leave the country and re-apply for a visa after completing their initial postgraduate degree.

Scenario 2: Lack of undergraduate research experience or a relevant Masters degree

An Integrated PhD is useful for students who have academic abilities but lack the necessary background to be considered for a standard-route PhD. This usually occurs under one of three scenarios:

The applicant is currently an undergraduate student or only holds a Bachelor’s degree,
The student has a Masters degree, but in a subject only loosely related to the discipline they wish to pursue at doctoral level,
The student has a relevant Masters degree, but the programme lacked a research focus, leaving the student with underdeveloped research skills.

Advantages and Disadvantages of an Integrated PhD

The advantages of an Integrated PhD are strongly linked to the international and inexperienced students they cater for. They offer students an effective means of gaining more confidence, knowledge and research skills in their field before starting a doctorate, and also provide visa benefits to international students who will be undertaking prior postgraduate study.

Integrated PhDs also enable students the possibility of receiving funding for the Masters phase of their programme, as will be explained in more detail in the ‘Funding Opportunities’ section.

Integrated doctorates have no obvious disadvantages, but are generally not suitable for those who already have a Masters degree or well-developed research skills in their chosen field. For these students, the additional costs and duration of an Integrated PhD can be avoided by opting for a traditional PhD for which they will already be suited for.

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The programme of study is naturally divided into two parts, the first for your Masters studies and the second for your PhD studies.

Your Masters studies will usually be divided into 180 module credits, half of which will focus on taught components and the other half on research components.

The modules will be tailored to your course, but they will include a variation of:

Taught modules:

Subject-specific module – You choose one or two modules from a predefined list of topics within your subject area. Your selection should reflect the research area you want your PhD to focus on.
English and Communication – Academic language and communication skills will be taught to prepare you for the ‘writing-up’ phase of your doctorate. A common misconception is that this module is similar to the English language requirement tests required to apply to a iPhD. In reality, the module will focus on learning how to critically evaluate research sources, write abstracts, literature reviews and conclusions, communicate in lab-based environments and present to audiences.
Research Techniques – You’ll receive in-depth training to familiarise you with the different research methods and analytical techniques available to modern researchers.
Research Proposal Development – You’ll work with your intended PhD supervisor to prepare a research proposal for your three-year PhD research project.

Research Modules:

You will carry out one or two small laboratory research projects under supervision for practical experience.

Integrated PhD in UK - Lectures and Lab Work

If you complete these modules with satisfactory performance, you will be awarded a Masters degree and will be considered for the following three-year PhD programme.

Each university has its own process for making this consideration, but most invite you to an interview with the supervisor you wish to conduct research with. The interview is used to confirm that you have acquired the specialised knowledge and research skills expected at masters level, and beyond that of someone capable of completing doctoral study.

If your interview goes well, you will be enrolled in your PhD programme. From this point on, your path will be the same as a regular PhD student. During your doctoral phase, you will conduct independent research and laboratory work for two years, followed by a final year of writing up and formally submitting your findings as a thesis. Your thesis, expertise and research competence will be assessed in an oral examination known as a viva. Upon successful completion of your viva, you will be officially awarded a PhD, and your studies will come to an end.

It should be noted that aside from the above, your university may offer optional modules which can equip you with a wide range of transferable skills.

Eligibility

Entry requirements for an integrated masters degree in the UK will vary from university to university, but the typical requirement is an Upper Second Class (2:1) honours Bachelor’s degree in a relevant subject. Equivalent international qualifications are also accepted.

If you are an international student and English is your second language, most universities will require proof of your English language proficiency through an exam certificate. It’s best to check directly with the universities which certificate types they accept, but the most common English language qualification requirement is an IELTS certificate, with a minimum overall score of 6.5 with no less than 6.0 in each category.

The typical annual tuition fee for an Integrated PhD in the UK is £4,712 per academic year for home/EU students (or £2,356 for part-time study) and £19,596 per academic year for international students (or £9,798 for part-time study).

As with all doctoral programmes, there are likely to be additional costs associated with your studies, such as bench fees for lab work, travel costs for collaborating and potential write-up fees for students who need more time to submit their thesis. You can get more information about these additional costs on our cost breakdown page .

Funding Opportunities

You can obtain funding for Integrated PhDs in the same way as for regular PhDs. Funding is usually provided by one of the seven UK Research Councils and research charity organisations such as the Wellcome Trust ; grants, scholarships and funded opportunities can be found directly in our searchable database .

Funding can either be partial (tuition fees only) or full (tuition fees and living costs). Most funding providers also cover the tuition fee for the Masters degree programme due to being integrated with the PhD, however, you should confirm this on a case-by-case basis.

As with regular PhD funding, the fully-funded opportunities are generally limited to home and EU students.

It’s also worth noting that PhD programmes which include an integrated Masters degree are eligible for a Doctoral Loan , even if you already have a postgraduate Masters degree from a previous university. Applications for Doctoral Loans must be made directly to Student Finance England and you must first be registered for a full doctoral degree. Due to application restrictions, you won’t be able to apply for a separate Postgraduate Masters Loan for the integrated Masters phase of your degree.

Availability

You can search for Integrated PhDs in three ways:

Our Search Page – Search for the term ‘Integrated’ in our comprehensive database of STEM PhDs .
University Search Pages – Universities advertise their Integrated PhDs on their postgraduate search pages. You can find them by searching the name of the university followed by “ search postgraduate courses ” directly in Google.
Funding Body Websites – Funding bodies which provide studentships for Integrated PhDs sometimes advertise the positions on their website. A list of the most common funding providers can be found here: PhD Studentships .

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Pursuing a PhD is the ultimate goal of a scholar as it offers immense opportunities to delve into the ocean of knowledge of any domain of study. Involving a painstaking research process, a PhD can stretch from 3-5 years which is a colossal amount of time to immerse into a particular discipline. An Integrated PhD is a viable alternative to a regular doctoral degree as it saves you from the additional time and effort that goes into making the transition from a master’s degree to a research degree. If you’d like to fetch the information associated with different aspects of an Integrated PhD, continue reading our blog through which we aim to elaborate on the key essentials of this degree and the major institutions you can pursue it from.

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Integrated PhD is a research programme mainly comprising of Science , Technology, Engineering and Mathematics [ STEM ] fields. Some other similar doctoral programs are also available in Arts , Social Sciences and Humanities which are funded by the Research Councils. This 5-year degree program combines a master’s course with a PhD in which the first 2 years, students are supposed to study an MSc , MTech, MA or MRes and the next 3 years are dedicated to research work and a core PhD course. However, the duration may vary from university to university. On successful completion, scholars are awarded a doctoral degree.

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How Does Integrated PhD Programme Works?

Your master’s program will be inclined towards providing subject knowledge and accumulation of research skills important for your doctorate. In fact, the master you study may actually be called a Master of Research (MRes) rather than a taught MSc or MA.

How is Integrated PhD Graded?

While the master’s portion is graded as a standalone qualification, the latter part is assessed on your thesis and performance in the viva voce.

Why Should You Study Integrated PhD?

For students looking forward to working in a field that would require a blend of qualifications and specific research training, an integrated doctorate course can be a great way to prepare for this. The extended degree program is designed to offer the skills and competencies you need. Students will gradually acquire logical ways to smoothly transcend from master’s to doctoral research.

Are you wondering what type of doctoral degree is right for you? Choosing between similar courses is a difficult task, but if you have the key differences in front of you, it becomes easier to make a concise decision. In order to pursue a regular PhD, scholars are required to have a master’s degree as the minimum qualification, whereas an Integrated PhD can be started just after completing your graduation. While a regular PhD can be done in any subject you want and is time-consuming, an integrated program takes fewer years to finish and also offers you the flexibility to select your field of interest.

An integrated PhD is an excellent choice for anyone who believes they might benefit from more formal research training before pursuing an independent PhD topic. People who apply for Integrated PhDs, on the other hand, tend to fall into one of two categories:

Bachelor’s degree holders who do not have a Master’s degree
International students who want to familiarise themselves with the higher education system in their host country before pursuing a PhD.

Entry Requirements

A 2:1 undergraduate degree in a related topic is normally required for admission to an integrated PhD.
International students may additionally be required to achieve English language proficiency criteria.
Most courses will accept an IELTS score of 6.0 overall, with a minimum of 5.5 in each section.
Check the programme description of your chosen PhD programme for detailed entry criteria.

Typically, applications are submitted using an online gateway on your university’s website. The specific documents necessary may vary, but in general, you will need to provide a combination of the following:

Personal statement
Cover letter
Academic CV
Research proposal (if applicable)

Also, Read: How to pursue a PhD (Doctor of Philosophy)?

Application Process

Depending on the nature of the curriculum, there are a few alternative ways to apply for an Integrated PhD.

Some integrated PhDs will require you to select a research subject before applying (much like a normal PhD). Once you’ve identified a university that offers an integrated option for the subject you want to study, you’ll need to determine whether you want to propose your own research topic or apply for a PhD that has already been designed for you. In either case, reach out to potential supervisors before submitting your application.

The supervisor will be indicated in the advertisement if you are applying for a pre-designed PhD. If you created your own project, you’ll need to identify a professor whose expertise matches your research interests. In both circumstances, inform your potential supervisor that you will be applying for an integrated programme. This can help them assess if they are a good fit for the project.

Some integrated PhD programmes do not require students to choose a research subject before beginning their study. Instead, in your first year, you will engage in numerous minor research projects alongside potential supervisors, allowing you to make an educated decision on your eventual PhD topic. During your first year, you will typically develop your research proposal. This is very prevalent in STEM disciplines.

You will not need to contact prospective supervisors before applying for these projects. However, when completing your application, it is still a good idea to consider areas of research that interest you.

Centres for Doctoral Training (CDTs) finance many integrated PhD curricula. These are consortiums formed by groups of research entities (often universities and industry partners) that provide training for PhD cohorts and provide fully supported studentships. If you want to apply for an integrated CDT PhD (also known as a 1+3 programme), you can do so through your host university or through the CDT itself.

Individual projects are normally offered under each CDT programme, so you’ll need to mention which one you’re interested in when you apply. You may be prompted to mention a preference in your application yet may be matched with a different project.

Major Universities

This PhD program is a new model of doctoral training which retains the rigour, depth and focus of a conventional PhD while also extending a broader training experience. Let us briefly look at some of the most renowned institutions in the world offering excellent integrated doctoral courses:

Established in 1907, this public research university is a one-of-a-kind in the UK, focusing extensively on Science, Medicine , Engineering and Business. Imperial College London aims to offer the next generation of PhD scholars the ability to get ahead of the curve. It provides three different Wellcome Trust Integrated PhD programs: MRes and PhD in Epidemiology, Evolution and Control of Infectious Diseases; MRes and PhD in Molecular and Cellular Basis of Infection and MRes and PhD in Theoretical Systems Biology and Bioinformatics. The program typically comprises a 1-year master’s degree followed by a 3-year PhD.

Also, the funding for Centres of Doctoral Training (CDT) and Doctoral Training Partnership (DTP) is provided by the Research Councils. Students recruited to these centres come from a broad spectrum of disciplines and have access to the facilities and supervisors at the partner institutions.

To explore the centres that interest you, reach out to our counsellors at Leverage Edu and know more about the different training programmes and available studentships.

It is quite interesting to know that the new graduates from the University of Copenhagen have established a unique record of setting up 290 businesses in a year on average. But what makes this oldest university of Denmark established in 1479 so popular? Not only prominent in the field of Humanities and Social Sciences, the institute also offers excellent research facilities to students pursuing a career in Science and Medical Sciences. Its Integrated MSc and PhD programme scheme lasting for a duration of 3+5 years gives the option to combine the MSc optional programs with the writing of the PhD dissertation. The scheme is divided into the following two parts:

Part A – The students are required to complete the MSc program within two years before concluding the entire Integrated PhD program.
Part B – The PhD program begins only when students have completed their part A, fulfilling the required eligibility criteria of the course.

Also, Read: PhD in UK

Known to rank 64th in the world by QS World University Rankings 202 3 and 8th in the UK by The Guardian 2023 league table, the University of Warwick is framed as internationally-leading research excellence. The university is committed to attracting and nurturing students across the world since 1965. Its new centre for doctoral training aims to develop mathematical concepts to address challenges in healthcare, financial and industrial sectors through an integrated research program. This MSc+PhD in MathSys (Mathematics for Real-World Systems) combines 1-year full-time MSc and a 3-year PhD, perhaps closely with one of the partner institutions. Other courses also include a 4-year Integrated PhD in Material Modelling.

Founded in 1966, Brunel University London is home to nearly 13,000 students from more than 100 countries across the globe. The Brunel Integrated PhD brings together structured professional, research and subject training for typically 4 years. Once completed, scholars are awarded a PhD with an Integrated Postgraduate Diploma in Research. The coursework covers training and professional skills as well as providing field-specific content. You can choose your integrated research among the following courses:

Business and Management
Mathematical Sciences
Advanced Manufacturing and Enterprise Engineering
Electronic and Computer Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Information Systems and Computing
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Recognised as a founding member of the Russell Group , University of Southampton aims to develop critical thinking and independent learning skills in students to help them become future leaders. The university offers an Integrated PhD in Education to equip students with foundational research skills and opportunities to develop proposals during the early stages of the program. The coursework can be studied both full-time (4-year) and part-time (9-year). This is an intensive program integrating a substantial number of seminars, lectures, workshops, etc. conducted by a supervisory team with specialist expertise in your area. Other such programs include a PhD (Integrated) in Biomedical Science – Cell Biology and Immunology of Cancer designed to create the next generation of leaders in cancer study and a PhD in Web Science broadly engaged in the Digital Economy.

Transformative and multidisciplinary research at NUS has been consistently nurturing effective global leaders, impacting society and transforming lives for the better. The National University of Singapore was founded in 1905 and is known to be the first autonomous research in the country. The NUS PhD/MEng program allows students to chase ideas, seek new experiences and turn their ideas into reality. In a vibrant research-intensive environment, MEng students with PhD calibre can subsequently upgrade their course to the doctoral program after a year of study.

The Loyola University Chicago – Stritch School of Medicine offers an MD/PhD program incorporating medical and graduate education with high-impact scientific research. Since 1870, the university has strived to create integrated educational programs that are designed to be individualized and tailored to meet the professional goals of every student. The individuals demonstrating a strong interest in research can definitely opt for an Integrated PhD which aims to cover both degrees in 7 to 8 years of duration.

Graduates interested to delve deeper into the field of social work can consider Boston College for a combined MSW and PhD in Social Work . The college allows talented students to embark on their PhD coursework before completing a degree in the Master of Social Work . One of the greatest advantages of pursuing an Integrated PhD can be the elimination of redundancy between a master’s degree and doctoral program – saving approximately one year compared to the traditional PhD. At this private institution founded in 1863, international students get to acquire the fundamental American social welfare system and social work practices.

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Planning to put your nursing education in high gear? The University of Rochester , founded in 1850, offers a full-time MS-PhD combing a master’s in nursing alongside a research-intensive curriculum or 6 nurse practitioner speciality disciplines. As a scholar, you will be allowed to teach future healthcare experts in clinical and academic settings. The class size is generally small and limited to academically strong students ensuring that every student receives support and close mentorship from faculty. Students can choose among the following MS-PhD speciality courses:

Nurse Practitioner Courses for Family, Pediatric, Adult-Gerontology Acute Care, Adult-Gerontology Primary Care, Family Psychiatric Mental Health or Pediatric/Neonatal
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Ans. The Integrated PhD combines taught specialist modules, training and skills courses, and research studies. This enables Postgraduate Researchers (PGRs) to widen and deepen their topic knowledge, as well as to broaden and develop their expertise in other directions.

Ans. While a traditional PhD can be completed in any subject and takes time, an integrated programme takes fewer years to complete and allows you to choose your field of interest.

Ans. A four-year postgraduate programme is an Integrated PhD. In the first year, you will complete a one-year Master’s degree (MRes or MSc), followed by a three-year PhD curriculum in the second through fourth years.

If you are aiming to increase your chances for timely completion of your doctorate program in comparison to those taking the traditional route of PhD, then an Integrated PhD is most suited for you. You can get in touch with our experts at Leverage Edu who can help you throughout the application process from choosing the right PhD degree to making an impressive application and drafting SOPs and LORs to get successfully shortlisted into your dream university abroad.

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The 5 year integrated M.Sc. programme in Mathematics is available to students at IIT Bombay who have completed at least one year of their undergraduate studies. Students can request for a change to this programme to the Department of Mathematics at the end of their first year, after securing permission from their parent department. Students wishing to switch branches after the second year must have done sufficiently many mathematics courses during their second year. The applications for those wishing to enter this programme are reviewed on a case-by-case basis by the Department of Mathematics and forwarded with a suitable recommendation to the Dean of Academic Programmes.

The programme offers rigorous coursework ensuring a strong foundational base. In addition to a number of "core" basic courses, students are required to complete at least nine elective courses and are encouraged to take at least a few advanced courses at the Ph.D. level. Students must also register for a fifth year project which allow them to explore an individual area of their choice in greater depth.

Though the numbers enrolling in this programme have been small, the students are highly motivated and have been very successful. All the students who have graduated have gone on to pursue doctorates in mathematics at some of the most prestigious universities in the world. While the students so far have largely been academically inclined, the coursework potentially equips them with a wide range of skills suitable for employment outside of academia as well.

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March 2, 2020

Dushyanth Edadasula

“How to study Mathematics after engineering?”

To all those questions, the answer is,

“Yes!! you can study Mathematics after Engineering in India”

Hello, math enthusiasts.

Hey fellow Engineer!!! I actually am an engineer turned Physicist, After the success of my blog ‘Physics after Engineering’ which is for engineers switching to physics, I thought of building one such for mathematics as well. So, I have checked all the institutes that take engineers into Physics to see if they take engineers into also into mathematics. I’ve listed out all such I found. I’ve tried my best to include as many as possible but I urge your help to complete the list and keep it updated as I am in the field of physics and not math. So, if you have any new information or correction in the blog, please comment below or in our WhatsApp group or mail me.

Here is The link to the “Maths after Engineering” WhatsApp group where all members are math enthusiastic engineers like you. I’d recommend joining the group because there are people who have joined IITs for MSc Math and some are about to join this year(2020), also you’ll be getting updates about notifications of any exams mentioned below and information on any new opportunities available.

Note: All that said, Reader discretion is advised on choosing a mathematics career cause one might not earn as much as one can with an engineering or MBA degree. It also takes a lot of time to settle in this field so be prepared to see all your crushes and Exes getting married and having a kid or two while you’re still studying. Also Cracking the competitive exams below and completing the degree require serious commitment and love for the subject. Assuming you have it all in you , Let’s now enter into details already !!!!

I just need an MSc Math degree for promotion. I don’t care much about learning Maths for fun and all that.

If you belong to this category you may go for the online MSC Mathematics courses section offered by the universities such as LPU, where you can do your master’s sitting at home at a low cost (and equally low quality LOL).

Ways to study Mathematics after Engineering

These are the major ways for doing Msc or Integrated Ph.D.(or direct Ph.D. in some cases) in Mathematics after Engineering.

Indian Statistical Institute(ISI)

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This is an exam conducted by IITs as an entrance test to MSc and an Integrated Ph.D. in IITs and IISC. Along with these, IISERs also take JAM rankers into Integrated Ph.D. and some have started MSc programs too. Actually, there is a small confusion about the eligibility of engineers into IITs through JAM. IITs require 4 semesters with at least one maths(or related) subject in your undergraduate(engineering) coursework. This is a vague statement but the IITs selection process and our (physics aspirants) experiences are even more confusing. So, do read this blog post about the experience of JAM physics rankers in the selection process of IITs to get some idea regarding this confusion (It is written from Physics aspirants’ experiences but is applicable to maths ones as well. Just read ‘maths’ wherever you find ‘physics’ in the post)

IIT Mandi, IISC, and IISERs have their own application portal , you have to apply to each of them individually through their websites and not through the JAM counseling portal( where you can apply for all IITs in a single place) also, NITs take students through another counseling but none of them take Engineers in M.Sc Maths, NIT Arunachal Pradesh takes Engineers in mathematical physics course but it’s a pretty bad course and people recommend sitting for one more year and preparing for the exams again rather than taking admission there.

‘ How to start preparing for JAM Maths ‘ by Arnab Choudary (AIR-56)

Engineers are eligible for lots of courses in ISI which has multiple campuses across the country and the main campus at Kolkata. We are eligible for PG courses M.Math, M.Stat, MS(QE-Quantitative Economics), etc, and also for diploma courses in statistics. Go through their official website for full details.

Universities and Other Entrance tests

I’ve searched the eligibility criteria of almost all major colleges and universities and of them all, These are the ones that I found to give admission to Engineering grads in M.Sc/MA in Mathematics or related fields like applied mathematics. Almost all of the Institutes below don’t have any eligibility criteria for coursework unlike IITs which is a kind of saving grace for those who don’t satisfy the criteria

Indian Statistical Institute (ISI)
Chennai Mathematical Institute (CMI)
IISc, Bangalore (I Ph.D. program- Link )
This is a Common entrance test for some Central Univs. Central Govt. is trying to bring all the central Univs under this one common entrance exam. There are some really good Univs. like JNU , and HCU , but most others are not-so-good Central Universities. More and more Univs. are joining this. Anyway, us engineers, are eligible only for 5-6 of them you should check out the list from the website [ Link ]
IISER Pune [ Link ]
IISER, Kolkata [ Link ]
IISER, Bhopal [ Link ]
IISER Tiruvanamthapuram [ Link ]
LNMIIT, Jaipur [JAM qualified students can get in with an interview (without an entrance exam). They have excellent faculty and also give a monthly stipend of Rs.5000 to 10 out of the 15 students details here ]
Shiv Nadar University, Noida [ Link ]
Hyderabad Central University -HCU [ Link ]
Delhi University (3 yrs or 6 sems of maths-related subjects required in bachelors- link )
Pune University (you’ll be eligible for MSc but not MA- link )
Somaiya University [ Link ]
South Asian University ( SAU)-Delhi[ Link ]
Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya, Indore[ link ]
IIT Mandi (Himachal Pradesh)?
Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai (ICT, Mumbai)?
Christ University (Bangalore) [ Link ]
Ramanujan Institute, Chennai [ Link ]
CHARUSAT, Gujarat?
Utkal University,Bhubaneswar(maths?,statistics) [ Link ]
LPU (Lovely Professional University) [LPUCET] [ Link]

I’m not sure about how good the last few institutes on the list are, do your own research!

Opportunities Abroad

Applying Abroad for Master’s Degree – Rajnish
Physics GRE preparation for Engineers – Vaibhav Sharma (990/990 in PGRE)
India or Abroad? MS/M.Sc (Master’s) in Physics after Engineering? – Vaibhav Sharma
Applying for direct Ph.D. abroad right after Engineering (without masters) – Surendra Padamata (External link)
Visit the Contents of the Math Dorm and scroll to the ‘Applying abroad’ section for posts with lists of universities and other useful stuff.

(A rant on the Indian govt) Our beloved Govt. of India has been reassuring us time and again how it’s going to underpay and undervalue the researchers and research institutes in the country. With acts like a minimal hike in Ph.D. stipend given after 4 years and intensive protests from scholars, time and again it proves that these conditions are going to prevail for a long time.

Anyway getting back to our topic, the General GRE with a combination of TOEFL or IELTS is necessary for the USA, and having a Maths GRE score is also recommended. As for the European countries, only IELTS is enough (Sending GRE scores might add to your profile but is not mandatory). The tuition fee is zero in some countries like Italy and Germany.

TIFR is one of the elite research institutes in India if not the best. It has campuses in Mumbai, Banglore, Hyderabad, and Pune. Of them, the ones in Mumbai and in Banglore(ICTS) have mathematics departments. Engineers have to opt for an Integrated Ph.D. paper, Your questions will be from the BSc syllabus but the no.of questions will be rather less, and look for your deep understanding of a concept. Very few people get selected this way. The interviews will also be very thought-provoking. You need to be very strong with your fundamentals.

The best part of this(or any other Ph.D. course) is the stipend. You’ll receive a monthly fellowship of Rs 16,000/- for the first year. At the end of the first year, upon satisfactory performance, the fellowship is enhanced to Rs 25,000/- per month (further raised to Rs 28,000/- after registration for PhD. and annual contingency of Rs. 20,000/-(First Year Int. PhD. students)-Book Grant Only / 32,000/- per year [Ph.D. students and Int. Ph.D. students (Second Year onwards)]

IMSc, Chennai
HRI, Allahabad
IISER, Pune

Through GATE Engineering score (any stream)

IIST – M.Tech in Machine Learning and Computing ( Details )
IISc – Ph.D., and IPh.D
IMSc, Chennai Int Ph.D. (In exceptional cases)
IIT Madras – Ph.D. (not sure)

Direct Ph.D.

These are the institutes that offer direct Ph.D. to engineers. You need to have a good knowledge in some specific research field you are applying for, to crack the interviews

Chennai Mathematical Institute (CMI) [Although it’s mentioned as a direct Ph.D. those who don’t have math background have to attend a year and a half of coursework. So It’s basically an Integrated Ph.D. program again)
IISC Bangalore
Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research ( JNCASR ) , Bangalore [ Eligibility ]
BITS (All campuses)
TCIS-TIFR Hyderabad
IISERs: Pune, Mohali, Thiruvananthapuram, and Tirupati
HRDD-BARC (Only M.E/M.Tech grads are eligible)

GATE and NET

ICTS, Bangalore
IISC, Banglore
TIFR, Hyderabad
IIST, Thiruvananthapuram
IIT, Bombay
IIT, Kanpur
IISER, Kolkata
IISC, Bangalore (Ph.D.)
IIT Bombay, Kanpur, Roorkee, Dharwad, Guwahati, Gandhinagar (Ph.D.)
IISER, Tirupati (Ph.D.)
IUCAA, Pune (Ph.D.)
IMSc, Chennai (I Ph.D.)
ICTS, Bangalore (I Ph.D.)
TIFR, Hyderabad (Ph.D. and I Ph.D.)
NIT Roorkee and some other NITs

Online & Distance programs

Online degrees.

Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology [Course fee: <Rs. 20k for 2 years ]
LPU Online MSc Mathematics [Course fee: < Rs. 60k for 2 years]
There are a few other universities such as SRM and MMU to which Engineers seem to be ineligible, you may enquire with them and check if they might take you in.

Distance Degrees

Madras University ( Link )
Osmania University, Telangana ( Link )
Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Open University ( Link )
IGNOU [Post Graduate Diploma in Applied Statistics]
Tamilnadu Open University( Link )
Kuvempu University (Can’t find supporting links)
Karnataka State Open University ( Link )
Jaipur National University ( Link )
Vardhaman Mahaveer Open University ( Link )
Lalit Narayan Mithila University( Link )
NIMS University ( Link )

Here is the link for our WhatsApp group of members all of whom are engineers who actively discuss and help each other out in entering mathematics stream after engineering.

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Hi Dushyanth! Any ideas for a MSc. Math course through distance education in Tamil Nadu? I am pursuing my career as a Software Engineer, and would like to do an M.Sc. Math and B.Ed. through distance education for my interest in taking up a government teaching job in Mathematics.

I've mentioned all the opportunities I've known brother, haven't found any such in tamilnadu. The list may still not be complete, you may try checking the websites are contacting the institutes to know if there are any. If you do find something kindly let me know, I'll put it up in the website.

Hi..I want to pursue MSc maths. I'm engineering student (ECE) and I had maths for 3 semesters and eligibility for IITs is 4 semesters. And for NITs eligibility is written as BSc. Are there any colleges which offer MSc course for ECE engineers?

Your Blogs are always helpful and they give hope that some or the other thing will work out! Thank you team CoS !

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