My sister is thinking to take admission into the MSC in Mathematics & Computing (Honours) at the Punjab university but she has no idea about the fee structure of it so will you please tell me from where I can download the fee structure of the MSC in Mathematics & Computing (Honours) course of Punjab university? Give me the duration of this course?

Despite the coordinated way of a course spread over more than one scholastic year, the directions in compel at the time an understudy joins a course might hold great just for the examinations held amid then again toward the finish of the scholastic year.

Nothing in these directions should be considered to suspend the University from changing the controls along these lines and the corrected directions, assuming any, should apply to all understudies whether old or new.

Rules for Continuous Internal Assessment (20%) for regular Understudies of Post Graduate Courses of M. Sc. Mathematics (Semester System)

The Syndicate has affirmed the accompanying Guidelines, Mode of Testing and Evaluation including

Persistent Internal Assessment of understudies:

(i) Terminal Evaluation 80%

(ii) Continuous Assessment 20%

(iii) Continuous Assessment may incorporate composed task, snap tests, interest in dialogs in the class, research projects, participation and so on.

(iv) with a specific end goal to consolidate a component of Continuous Internal Assessment of understudies, the Universities/Departments will lead one composed test and one snap test as measured underneath:

(a) Written Test : 25 (diminished to 5)

(b) Snap Test : 25 (diminished to 5)

(c) Participation in Class Discussion : 15 (diminished to 3)

(d) Term Paper : 25 (diminished to 5)

(e) Attendance : 10 (diminished to 2)

It might not be mandatory to go in Continuous Internal Assessment. Therefore, whatever imprints are secured by an understudy out of 20% imprints, will be conveyed forward and added to his/her score out of 80% i.e. the rest of the imprints dispensed to the specific subject and, along these lines, he/she might need to secure pass marks both in the University examinations and also aggregate of Internal Continuous Assessment and College examinations.

Non-stop Internal Assessment grants from the partnered Colleges/Departments must be sent to the Controller of Examinations, by name, two weeks before the beginning of the specific examination on the proforma reachable from the Examination Branch.

M.Sc. (Pass Course) in Mathematics

SEMESTER I
MATH-601S : Real Analysis-I
MATH-602S : Algebra -I
MATH-603S : Differential Equations
MATH-604S : Complex Analysis-I
MATH-605S : Number Theory-I

SEMESTER II
MATH-621S : Real Analysis-II
MATH-622S : Algebra -II
MATH-623S : Vector Analysis and Mechanics
MATH-624S : Complex Analysis-II
MATH-625S : Number Theory–II

SEMESTER III
MATH-617S : Field Theory (Compulsory Course)
MATH-618S : Topology (Compulsory Course)
MATH-661S : Probability and Mathematical Statistics-I
MATH-672S : Computational Techniques-I
MATH-673S : Differential Geometry-I
MATH-674S : Elasticity -I
MATH-675S : Special Functions
MATH-676S : Fluid Mechanics-I
MATH-678S : Linear Programming
MATH-680S : Geometry of Numbers-I

SEMESTER IV
MATH-637S : Linear Algebra (Compulsory Course)
MATH-638S : Functional Analysis (Compulsory Course)
MATH-681S : Probability and Mathematical Statistics-II
MATH-692S : Computational Techniques-II
MATH-693S : Differential Geometry-II
MATH-694S : Elasticity -II
MATH-695S : Integral Transforms and Their Applications
MATH-696S : Fluid Mechanics-II
MATH-698S : Non-Linear Programming
MATH-700S : Geometry of Numbers-II