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See the degree grade →A four-year undergraduate programme combining rigorous mathematical foundations with computational methods for scientific computing. Suited to students who enjoy theoretical maths and numerical/computational problem-solving and who plan to work at the intersection of applied mathematics and computing.
The official course structure for the programme is published by the institute; the curriculum covers mathematical and scientific computing topics across the four-year degree. For the detailed list of courses and semester-wise modules, students are directed to the institute's B.Tech. (Mathematics & Scientific Computing) course-structure document.
Admission requires qualification in the JEE (Joint Entrance Examination - Mains) and participation in the centralized counselling conducted by JoSAA. Exact counselling dates are provided by JoSAA. For admissions-related queries the institute contact listed is Mr. Shivjay Singh (dial: 0751-2449704; e-mail: shivjay@iiitm.ac.in).
Graduates emerge with a mix of mathematical theory and computational skills suitable for roles that require numerical modelling, algorithmic development, data-analytic methods and scientific software. Typical pathways include technical roles in research & development, engineering teams that use simulation and numerical methods, further academic study (master’s/PhD), or technology jobs that demand strong quantitative and programming competence.
The institute is fully funded by the Ministry of Education, Government of India. Prospective students should consult the institute's admissions and finance offices for details on fee structure, scholarships, and any financial-aid schemes applicable to BTech students.
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