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  • Maharaja Ranjit Singh Punjab Technical University
  • Maharaja Ranjit Singh Punjab Technical University, Bathinda

A State University Established By Govt. of Punjab vide Punjab Act No. 5 of 2015 and Under Section 2(f) & 12 B of UGC

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The department of mathematics was established in 2012 when the Punjab government has declared GZSCET Bathinda as 2nd campus of PTU Jalandhar where the major thrust would be on research and P.G. courses. In light of this campus has started M.Sc (Mathematics) from the academic year 2012. In 2015, Govt. of Punjab established Maharaja Ranjit Singh Punjab Technical University, Bathinda and department of mathematics is then shifted to the university main campus. Department has started B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics from the academic year 2018 and B. Sc. Non Medical from 2022. The faculty of Mathematics is also teaching various important subjects in the following programs.

1)    B.Tech (All Branches),  2)  B. Sc. (Hons.) and M.Sc. (Physics, Chemistry) 
3)    BCA, M.Tech                          4) B. Sc (Food Science, Agriculture), B. Phram.
The department is boon to have efficient qualified faculty who continuously updating their knowledge.  The department is consistently achieving more than 95% results in all the courses offered. Along with education out students are participating in the development of the needs of various departments in the university and also department is participating in extension activities programs.
Major areas of Research include Applied and Pure Mathematics like Numerical analysis, Operation Research, Fourier analysis, Complex Analysis, Information theory and Topology.

 

Walk in Interview for the posts of Assistant Professor (lecture basis) in Mathematics

 

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Curriculum Design and Development

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Syllabus

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B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics

POs, PSOs/PEOs, Cos

M. Sc. (Mathematics)

POs, PSOs/PEOs, Cos

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B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics

POs-COs Alignment Matrix

M. Sc. (Mathematics)

POs-COs Alignment Matrix

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Choice based Credit System notification

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Links for Feedback on curriculam

Employer Feedback on curriculam

Alumni Feedback on curriculam

Faculty Feedback on curriculam

Student Feedback on curriculam

Parents Feedback on curriculam

 

Catering to Student Diversity

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Technical Events Organized

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List of Faculty

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Student Centric Learning Methodologies

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List of Mentors - Mentee allotment & issues resolved

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Student Feedback

 

Research & Innovation

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List of Research Fellows (funded/ non-funded)

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List of Ph.D. Research work title

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Awards won by Students/ Teachers/ Research Scholars

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Research Publications

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Books/ Book chapter

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Social Connectivity/ Outreach

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Research/ Other Collaborations

 

Student Progression

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Career Counselling Activities

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Grievance Redressal Committee

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GATE/ NET/ GPAT/GRE/ TOEFL/ Civil Services / State Govt. exam qualified students

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Medals /Prizes in sports/cultural events by students

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Student Council

 

Governance

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Vision, Mission of department

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BOS, DDRC, BOC, PAC, DAB, IPEC, Batch Advisors

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Technical Programs attended by faculty (FDP/ STC/ Induction Programs/ Refresher Course) etc.

 

Best Practices

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Best Practices

Vision

To produce competent, socially sensitized under graduate, post graduate and doctoral level students in the field of mathematical sciences through dedicated teaching and research to serve the needs of academia and society in an ethical manner.

Mission

To develop analytical and logical thinking among the students by synchronizing mathematical ideas with real time problems.
To involve the students for taking problems related to mathematical concepts along with good soft and technical skills which are beneficial for higher education and good career.
To encourage the faculty and students for carrying out innovative research in the field of pure and applied mathematics through collaborative approach.
To develop professional ethics and human values among the students to contribute well in the society.

HOD Message

It is indeed a great pleasure for me and my faculty members to welcome you to the department of mathematics. The department of was earlier part of department of applied sciences and start functioning independently from 2012. Consequently, department started M. Sc. (Mathematics) from 2012 and B. Sc. (Hons.) in Mathematics from 2018. The main objective of the department is to excel in research and teaching.

It is well known that mathematics is a mother of all sciences being the first and oldest science subject. So the emphasis of the department is to enhance analytic and logic skills of the students. The department has also the objective to involve the students in extra-curricular and co-curricular activities for their overall development.

With Regards

Prof. Mamta Kansal

Head

Department of Mathematics

MRSPTU

 

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COURSE OFFERED

Sr No. Course Intake Duration
1 B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics 60 6 Semesters
2 M.Sc. (Mathematics) 30 4 Semesters
3 Ph.D in Mathematics As Per Available Supervisor Minimum 3 years

Program Outcomes of Mathematics Department

Programme Outcomes (PO’s)

(i) B. Sc (Hons.) Mathematics

PO1:

Develop mathematical ideas from basic axioms.

PO2:

Inculcate effectively written, computational and graphical mathematical skills.

PO3:

Analyse the hypothesis, theories, techniques and proofs provisionally.

PO4:

Understand the fundamental concepts of pure and applied mathematics.

PO5:

Utilize mathematical techniques to solve daily life problems by critical understanding and analysis.

PO6:

Identify applications of mathematics in other disciplines.

PO7:

Identify and solve complex scientific problems using scientific acumen.

PO8:

Apply various techniques to develop, solve and analyse mathematical models.

PO9:

Carry out the hand on sessions in computer programming in different areas.

PO10:

Leading to enhancement of career opportunities for higher education.

PO11:

Enhancement of various skills required for employment or jobs.

PO12:

Motivate for ethical skills, team work and social responsibilities.

(ii) M. Sc Mathematics

PO1:

Develop new mathematical ideas from basic and advance axioms.

PO2:

Provide a strong foundation in core areas of Mathematics, both pure and applied.

PO3:

Inculcate the skill of reading-writing and diagrammatical mathematical text.

PO4:

Demonstrate understanding of the hypothesis, theories and its techniques.

PO5:

Apply their theoretical knowledge to solve advance problems.

PO6:

Identify and solve complex scientific problems using Mathematical acumen.

PO7:

Apply mathematical skills and logical reasoning for problem solving.

PO8:

Inculcate ethical principles and responsibilities of a scientist to serve the society.

PO9:

Leading to enhancement of career opportunities for Research.

PO10:

Enhancement of various skills required for employment or jobs through activities such as seminar and workshops.

PO11:

Communicate effectively through soft skills, report writing, documentation and effective presentations.

PO12:

Motivate for ethical skills, team work and social responsibilities.

 

Programme Specific Outcomes (PSO’s)

(i) B. Sc (Hons.) Mathematics

1.Students will be able to understand the concepts different topics/branches of Mathematics which is useful for the study of higher relevant mathematical problems.

2.Students will be able to use mathematical concepts to apply and solve the basic problems of engineering and sciences.

3.Students will be able to use latest mathematical techniques/methods and software/languages which enable them to formulate computer codes and solve mathematical problems.

(ii) M. Sc Mathematics

1.Understand the basic concepts of pure and applied mathematics.

2.Analyze and Solve problems of Engineering and Sciences using techniques of Mathematics.

3.Apply Mathematical skills in the field of research and development.

Research at Department of mathematics

Department of Mathematics at MRSPTU is active in the research areas of Applied and Pure Mathematics like Numerical Analysis, Operations Research, Fourier Analysis, Complex Analysis, Information Theory and Topology.

Research at Department of Mathematics

Research Outcome

Total Numbers

Papers Published

86

Books

07

 

Year 2025

  1. Navpreet Kaur, Karanvir Singh and Vanita Garg (2025): "Evaluating The Reliability and Availability of A High-Pressure Die Casting System Featuring Two Units and Cold  Standby Redundancy", International Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences, 14(2),  202-210.

  2. Sakshi and Karanvir Singh (2025): “Convergence of Fourier Series in  L1-metric using γ-general monotone coefficients”, Advances in Nonlinear Variational Inequalities, 28(2s), 382-386.
  3. Sakshi and Karanvir Singh(2025): “L1-Convergence of Double Fourier Transform in Lp (R ) Spaces, p ≥ 1”, Communications on Applied Nonlinear Analysis, 32(1), 385-391.

Year 2024

  1. Jaskiran Kaur, Mukesh Sarangal and Manjit Singh (2024): "Generalised symmetries and exact solutions of heat equation", International Journal of Dynamical Systems and Differential Equations, 13(5), 454-465.
  2. Anju Sharma,Vinod Kumar and Mamta Kansal (2024): “A construction of class of LCD cyclic codes of composite length by using concatenation of linear code”,Mukt Shabad Journal, 13(3), 608-613.
  3. Priyanka and Karanvir Singh(2024): “Integrability and L1- Convergence of Modified Sum Under Some Generalized Coefficient Class in L1- metric”,Gulf Journal of Mathematics,16(2), 313-321.
  4. Sakshi and Karanvir Singh(2024): “On L1-Convergence of Modified Complex Trigonometric Sum”,AIP Conference Proceedings, 3122, 040008-1-040008-8.

Year 2023

  1. Jaskiran Kaur, Manjit Singh and Mukesh (2023): “Infinite Dimensional Symmetry Group Reductions and Conservation Laws of Lin-Reissner-Tsien Equation”, International Journal of Applied and Computational Mathematics, 9(5), 104.
  2. Mamta Kansal,Amit Tuteja, Vinod Kumar and Jitendra Chaudhary (2023): “Modeling of an inventory system of supply chain under fuzzy system”, METSZET , 4(8), 71-85.
  3. Priyanka and Karanvir Singh(2023): “L1- Convergence of Newly defined Trigonometric Sums Under some new class of Fourier Coefficients”, Journal of Computational Analysis and Applications, 31(2), 192-203.
  4. Priyanka and Karanvir Singh(2023): “L1- Convergence of Cosine Series using Cesaro means of Integral and Non-Integral Orders”, AIP Conference Proceedings, 2901, 030005-1-030005-9.
  5. Sakshi and Karanvir Singh(2023): “On L1-Convergence of Newly Defined Modified Sum”,Journal of Hunan university (Natural Sciences), 50(12), 95-98.
  6. Navpreet Kaur, Karanvir Singh and Vanita Garg(2023): “Modelling Sensitivity Analysis and Optimization of  System Parameters of Edible Oil Refinery'',International Journal of Experimental Research and Review, 35, 25-33.
  7. Bikramjit Singh and Amarinder Singh (2023): “Hybrid particle swarm optimization for pure integer linear solid transportation problem”,Mathematics and Computers in Simulation, 207,243-266.
  8. Bikramjit Singh and Amarinder Singh(2023): “Multi-index transportation problem: An overview of its variants, solution techniques and applications”,Journal Punjab Academy of Sciences, 23, 164-174.

Year 2022

  1. Om Parkash and Mukesh Sarangal (2022): “Weighted Parametric Divergence Models for Discrete Probability Distributions”, Gulf Journal of Mathematics, 13(2), 87-93.
  2. MamtaKansal,AmitTuteja, Vinod Kumar(2022). “A single vendor-buyer integrated two-warehouse green fuzzy inventory model for deteriorating item to achieve environmental sustainability”Design Engineering , Issue1, P 4042-4068.
  3. MamtaKansal,AmitTuteja, Vinod Kumar (2022). “Two warehouse fuzzy inventory model with price and advertisement sensitive demand rate for achieving sustainable environment”Advanced Engineering Science (Toronto),Vol 54, Issue2, P 2096-3246.
  4. MamtaKansal,AmitTuteja, Vinod Kumar (2022). “Environmentally sustainable fuzzy inventory model for deteriorating items for two ware house system under inflation and back order” Mathematical Statistician and Engineering ApplicationsVol71, P 6802-6818.

Year 2021

  1. Kaur SP, Mittal AK, Kukreja VK, Kaundal A, Parumasur N and Singh P (2021): "Analysis of a linear and non-linear model for difusion-dispersion phenomena of pulp washing by using quintic Hermite interpolation polynomials", Afrika Matematika, 32, 1-23.
  2. Om Parkash and Mukesh (2021): “Two New Parametric Entropic Models for Discrete Probability Distributions”, Turkish Journal of Computer and Mathematics Education, 12(6), 2949-2954.
  3. Satinder Pal Kaur, Ajay Kumar Mittal and V.K. Kukreja (2021): "A computationally efficient algorithm for solution of mathematical models of displacement washing", Advances and Applications in Mathematical Sciences, 20(11), 2549-2557.
  4. Om Parkash and Mukesh Sarangal (2021): “Trigonometric Fuzzy Entropic Models and their Applications Towards Maximum Entropy Principle”, J. Math. Comput. Sci., 11(6), 6897-6909.
  5. Bikramjit Singh and Amarinder Singh (2021): “Hybrid Particle Swarm Optimization Algorithm to Solve Multi-Index Fixed Charge Transportation Problem”, 2021 4th International Conference on Computing and Communications Technologies (ICCCT), IEEE,  584-589.

Year 2020

  1. Priyanka, Singh K (2020): L1-convergence of new Modified Cosine and Sine Sums, TEST Engineering and Management, 24138-24147.
  2. Singh K, Modi K (2020):  Convergence of Double Cosine Series, Kragujevac Journal of Mathematics, Vol.44(3), 443-458.
  3. Mukesh Grover (2020): 11th International Skorobohatko Mathematical Conference , ISMC-2020, Title of Paper-various types of numerical methods for finding the approximate solution of fractional differential equations, 26 to 30 of October 2020.
  4. Mukesh Grover (2020): The 3rd International Conference on Mathematical Modelling, Applied Analysis and Computation-2020, ICMMAAC-20 Title of Paper-A new technique for finding the Approximate solution of the fractional Burgers–Huxley Equation, JECRC University Jaipur, Rajasthan, August 7-9, 2020.
  5. Mukesh Grover (2020): International Conference On “Recent trends in mathematics and its Applications to graphs, Networks and Peri Nets” (ICRTMA-GPN-2020) Title of paper- Approximate solution of the fractional Burgers–Huxley Equation using Homotopy Perturbation Method, School of Computational and Integrative Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, 20-24 July-2020.
  6. Mukesh Grover (2020): International Conference On “Global Economic Impact of Covid-19” Title of paper- Evaluate the Impact of lockdown on Covid-19 imparting in India using Mathematical modeling, Kaamadhenu Arts and Science College, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu,17-18 June-2020.
  7. Mukesh Grover (2020): International Conference On “New Normal-Corporate and Self-Management in Current Scenario” Title of paper- Interpretations of teacher-leadership practices in College and Universities, Gautam Buddha University, Greater Noida,9-10 June-2020.

Year 2019

  1. Singh K, Modi K (2019): L1-convergence of  Double Trigonometric series, Filomat, Vol.33(12), 3759-3771.
  2. Om Parkash, Rakesh Kumar, Mukesh and Priyanka Kakkar (2019): “Weighted Measures and their correspondence with coding theory”, JAC : A Journal of Composition Theory, XII(IX), 1670-1680.
  3. Supriya Rani, Sandeep Kansal, Amit Singla, Mamta Kansal, Rohit Mehra(2019). “Computation of Radiological Risk Assessment related to Uranium Concentration in Water Samples Using   LED  Fluorimeter”. IJRAR,Volume 6, Issue1, P154-162.
  4. Mukesh Sarangal (2019): "A Text Book of Engineering Mathematics"  Lembered Academic Publishing. (ISBN No. 978-620-0-08407-1)
  5. Mukesh Sarangal (2019): "Principle of Operations Research"  Lembered Academic Publishing. (ISBN No. 978-620-0-09175-8)

Year 2018

  1. Singh K, Modi K (2018): On equivalence of modified trigonometric sums, International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics , 120: 339-349.
  2. Mamta Kansal (2018). “A Survey on Fourier Transform and It’s Application in the area of Mobile Phones”. IJFRCSE, Vol 4,Issue 4, P887-890.
  3. Mamta Kansal (2018). “An Introduction to Fourier Transforms Analysis with Applications and Operations”. IJRAR,Vol 5, Issue2, P 1291-1294.
  4. Mamta Kansal (2018). “A Review of Research Papers on Fourier Transforms & statistical Fourier Analysis”. JETIR, Vol5, Issue 7, P1395-1398.
  5. Mamta Kansal, Karanvir Singh, Sandeep kansal (2018). “A Review Paper on the Applications of Numerical Analysis in Science & Engineering”. IJRAR,Vol 5, Issue 4, P 760-765.
  6. Mukesh Grover (2018): Evaluate approximate solutions of nonlinear Volterra-Fredholm lntegral equations with modified Laplace Adomian decomposition method, which is based on Modified Newton Raphson method, International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, 119(14) ,109-115.
  7. Mukesh Grover (2018): Advanced Techniques in Differential Calculus (New techniques for solving higher order differential equation), Lap lambert Academic publishing, ISBN- 97-8613-990-2590.

 

Year 2017

  1. Singh K, Modi K (2017): On L1-convergence of modified trigonometric sums under some classes of coefficients, Global Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, (Vol. 13), 1965-1974.
  2. Singh K, Modi K (2017): On L1-convergence of modified cosine sums with particular coefficients, Aryabhatta Journal of Mathematics and Informatics, (Vol. 9), 825-830.
  3. Singh K, Modi K (2017): On L1-convergence of modified sine sums of trigonometric series with special coefficients, International Journal of  Mathematical Sciences, (Vol.1),  265-271.
  4. Singh K, Modi K (2017):  L1-convergence of derivative of  Fourier series using modified sums, International journal of  Mathematical Archive, (Vol.8(11)), 1-6.
  5. Mukesh Grover (2017): “The Numerical Solution of Homotopy Analysis Method and Two-dimensional Differential Transform Method for Nonlinear Partial Differential Equation”, International journal of research and analytical reviews, 5(4), 708-713.
  6. Mukesh Grover (2017): “Numerical Approach to Differential Equations of Fractional order Bratu-type Equations by Differential Transform Method”, International Journal Global Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, ISSN 0973-1768 Volume 13(9) 5813-5826.
  7. Mukesh Grover (2017): “Estimate the Solution of Fractional Differential Equations with Transcendental Functions”, International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science and Software Engineering, 7(5) 971-976.
  8. Mukesh Grover (2017): “A New Technique to Inculcate the Particular Solution of Fractional Order α { or or } Differential Equations Dα , D2α ,D3α With Boundary Conditions”, International Journal of Computer & Mathematical Sciences IJCMS, 6(5), 67-75.

 

Year 2016

  1. Om Parkash and Mukesh (2016): “Contribution of maximum entropy principle in the field of queueing theory” Communications in Statistics-Theory and Methods 45(12): 3464-3472.
  2. Mukesh Grover, Arun kumar Tomer (2016): “Numerical Solution of Linear Ordinary Differential Equations of Higher Order by Differential Transformation Method”, International Journal of Science Technology & Engineering , 3(6),2357-2361.
  3. Mukesh Sarangal (2016): Information Theoretic Models and Applications: An Analytic Approach, Sudwestdeutscher Verlag fur Hochschulschriffen. (ISBN No. 978-38381-5352-0).

Year 2015

  1. Om Parkash, Mukesh and Radhey S. Singh (2015): “Applications of maximum entropy principle in formulating solution of constrained non-linear programming problem” Journal of Statistical and Econometric Methods 4(2): 45-60.
  2. Om Parkash and Mukesh (2015): “A study of distribution and fluctuations of energy for the generalized entropy” Mathematical Modeling Optimization and Information Technology, Lambert Academic Publishers, 15-28.

Year 2014

  1. Om Parkash and Mukesh (2014): “Applications of information measures for the study of Gaussian distributions” Canadian Journal of Pure and Applied Science, 8(1): 2795-2799.
  2. Om Parkash and Mukesh (2014): “Directed divergence as a measure of similarity” International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, 91(2): 209-218.
  3. Om Parkash and Mukesh (2014): “Portfolio optimization using measures of cross entropy” Canadian Journal of Pure and Applied Science, 8(2): 2963-2967.
  4. Om Parkash and Mukesh (2014): “Energy fluctuations in the cannonical ensemble for the generalized entropy” Mathematical Modeling and Applications, Lambert Academic Publishers, 33-41.
  5. Om Parkash and Mukesh (2014): “A study of maximum entropy principle for queueing theory” Mathematical Modeling and Applications, Lambert Academic Publishers, 5-18.
  6. Mukesh Grover (2014):  Mathematics- Opening of the third eye, Create space Independent publishing, ISBN- 97-8149-739-1550. (Kindle Edition)
  7. Mukesh Grover (2014): Numerical and Statistical Methods, tech India publication series, Satya Prakashan, New Delhi, ISBN- 81-7684-600-7692.

Year 2013

  1. Om Parkash and Mukesh (2013): “Relation between information measures and chi-square distribution” International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, 84(5), 517-524.
  2. Mukesh Grover, Arun kumar Tomer (2013): “A new approach to evaluate higher order differential equations by differential transformation method and homotopy perturbation method using boundary value problems”, International Journal of Elixir Applied Mathematics, 55-A, 13351-13355.
  3. Mukesh Grover, Arun kumar Tomer (2013): “Comparison in between differential transformation method and variation of parameter method for higher order boundary value problem”, International Journal of Elixir Applied Mathematics,  65-A, 20009-20015.

Year 2012

  1. Singh K, Kanwar V (2012):  On L-1 convergence of Fourier Series, International Journal of Mathematical Sciences and Applications, (Vol.2) , 259-264.
  2. Singh K, Kanwar V (2012):  On L-1 convergence of cosine series with particular coefficients, Global Journal of Theoretical and Applied Mathematical Sciences, (Vol.2), 157-168.
  3. Yogesh K,  Singh K,  Suchreet K (2012): On finding  Suceeding and Proceeding term of any fraction, American Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences, 117-120.
  4. Om Parkash and Mukesh (2012): “New generalized parametric measure of entropy and cross-entropy”, American Journal of Mathematics and Sciences, 1, 91-96.
  5. Om Parkash and Mukesh (2012): “Development of optimizational principle for minimizing risk in portfolio analysis”, Global and Stochastic Analysis: An International Journal, 2(1), 21-26.
  6. Mukesh, G. S. Buttar and A. K. Thukral (2012): “Generating information measures via matrix over probability spaces”, International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, 81(5), 723-735.
  7. Mukesh Grover, Arun kumar Tomer (2012): “A New Technique to Solve Higher Order Ordinary Differential equations”, International Journal of Computer Sciences, 3(1), 234-239.
  8. Mukesh Grover, Arun kumar Tomer (2012): “New Variational iteration decomposition method for solving twelfth order boundary value problems”, International Journal of the Physical Sciences, 7 (1), 81-88.
  9. Mukesh Grover, Arun kumar Tomer (2012): “Solving Numerical Solution of Nonlinear Fredholm Integral Equation of the second kind with Quadrature Methods”,  International Journal of Modern Mathematical Sciences, 1(2), 44-52.
  10. Mukesh Grover (2012): An Application of MATLAB in Runge - Kutta Methods of Higher order with Ordinary Differential Equation, Conference National proceedings published under ISBN No. 978-81-920674-0-7(Advanced Mathematics and its Applications), Vol: 1, pp.188-193. ( Chaired a Session & “INVITED TALK”)
  11. Mukesh Grover (2012): Numerical Solution with Ordinary Differential Equation and using MATLAB, Conference National proceedings published under ISBN No. 978-93-81361-07-8, Vol:21, pp. 22-27.

 

Year 2011

  1. Singh K, Kanwar V (2011):  L-1 Convergence of derivative of modified cosine sums of Fourier Series, International Journal of Mathematics Research, (Vol.3), 573-578.
  2. Om Parkash and Mukesh (2011): “Two new symmetric divergence measures and information inequalities”, International Journal of Mathematics and Applications, 4, 165-179.
  3. Mukesh Grover, Arun kumar Tomer (2011): “A New Approach to Evaluate Second Kind of Volterra Integral Equation with Homotopy Perturbation Method and Variational Iteration Method”, International Journal of Applied Engineering Research and Technology, 1, 24-29.
  4. Mukesh Grover, Arun kumar Tomer (2011): “A New Approach to Evaluate Fredholm and Volterra Integral Equations with Homotopy Analysis Method”, Fusion International Journal of Interdisciplinary Approaches, 2, 65-77.
  5. Mukesh Grover, Arun kumar Tomer (2011): “A New Technique to Solve Higher Order Integral Differential Equations with Variational Iterative Method”, International Journal of Advances in Science and Technology, 3(3), 21-29.
  6. Mukesh Grover, Arun kumar Tomer (2011): “Comparison of Variational Iteration Decomposition Method with Optimal Homotopy Asymptotic of Higher Order Boundary Value Problems”, International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research,  2(9), 1-5.
  7. Mukesh Grover, Arun kumar Tomer (2011): “Comparison of Optimal Homotopy Asymptotic Method with Homotopy Perturbation Method of Twelfth Order Boundary Value Problems”, International Journal on Computer Science and Engineering, 3(7) 2739-2747.
  8. Mukesh Grover, Arun kumar Tomer (2011): “New Numerical Methods for Solving Non-linear Equations and Calculate Estimate Error’’, International Journal of Operations Research and Optimization, 2(1), 91-98.
  9. Mukesh Grover, Arun kumar Tomer (2011): “A New Approach to Evaluate 12th Order Boundary Value Problems with HPM”, International Journal  of Computational Mathematics and Numerical Simulation, 4(1), 99-112.
  10. Mukesh Grover (2011): A New Technique to Solve Higher Order Ordinary Differential equations, Conference on Recent Trends in Mathematics and Computing, National proceeding, Vol:2, RTMC No. 8.
  11. Mukesh Grover, Kiran preet, Neetu (2011): International proceeding, Research Methodologies in Operation Management, Proceedings of EDULEARN11 Conference. Barcelona, Spain, 1, 005763-005768.
  12. Mukesh Grover (2011): Numerical Methods, tech India publication series, Satya Prakashan, New Delhi, ISBN- 12-3456-717-3498.

 

Year 2010

  1. Om Parkash, Mukesh and A. K. Thukral (2010): “Measuring randomness of association through coefficient of non-determination”, Advances in Information Theory and Operations Research, VDM Verlag, 46-55.

 

Year 2009

  1. Singh K, Kaur K : On L-1 Convergence of  Certain Generalised  Modified Trigonometric sums, Matematicki Vesnik, 2009 (Vol.61),  219-226.

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Year 2008

  1. Singh K, Kaur  K (2008): On L-1 Convergence of  Modified Cosine Sums, Georgian Mathematical Journal, (VOl.15), 71-75.

 

Year 2003

  1. Kanwar V, Singh K, Mamta (2003): An upper bound on the growth rate of a linear in stability in an inviscid compressible subsonic parallel shear flow, Pure and Applied Mathematics, 1533-1538.

DEPARTMENT HEAD

Photograph Name Designation Highest Qualification Area of Interest/Research Contact Details
Dr. Mamta Kansal Dr. Mamta Kansal Associate prof. (Head) M.Phil, Ph.D Differential Equations and Mathematical Modelling 8872211700

FACULTY

Photograph Name Designation Highest Qualification Area of Interest/Research Contact Details
Dr. Mukesh Dr. Mukesh Assistant Prof. Ph.D Information Theory 9988917125
Dr. Mukesh Grover (Shifted to PIT Rajpura) Dr. Mukesh Grover (Shifted to PIT Rajpura) Assistant Prof. Ph.D Numerical Analysis, Differential and Integral Calculus 9814922258
Dr. Karanvir Singh Dr. Karanvir Singh Professor (Retired) Ph.D Fourier Analysis, Numerical Analysis 8872211150
Dr. Harinder kaur Dr. Harinder kaur Assistant Prof. Ph. D Image processing, Numerical Analysis 7526875681
Dr. Ramanpreet Kaur Dr. Ramanpreet Kaur Assistant Prof. Ph. D Mathematical Modeling of Traffic Flow 8591823486
Ms. Navpreet Kaur Ms. Navpreet Kaur Assistant Prof. M. Sc. M. Ed. Algebra and Statistics 8427304800
Ms. Anmol Ms. Anmol Assistant Prof. M. Sc. Mathematics Linear Algebra 7082373391
Mr. Harpreet Kumar Mr. Harpreet Kumar Assistant Prof. M. Sc. Mathematics Real Analysis and Complex Analysis 9463971360
Ms. Manpreet Kaur Ms. Manpreet Kaur Assistant Prof. M. Sc. Mathematics Algebra 6280704009
Ms. Amandeep Kaur Ms. Amandeep Kaur Assistant Prof. M. Sc. Mathematics Measure Theory and Differential Equations 9017707800
Ms. Shubhdeep Kaur Ms. Shubhdeep Kaur Assistant prof. M. Sc. Mathematics (Hons.) Modern Algebra 8591693939
Mr. Varinder Singh Mr. Varinder Singh Assistant Prof. M. Sc. Mathematics Real Analysis 7589269275
Ms. Geetanjali Rani Ms. Geetanjali Rani Assistant Prof. M. Sc. Mathematics Linear Algebra 8557050431
Ms. Sukhmani Kaur Ms. Sukhmani Kaur Assistant Prof. M. Sc. Mathematics Differential Equations 9915533029
Mr. Sahil Garg Mr. Sahil Garg Assistant Prof. M. Sc. Mathematics and GATE (Qualified) Algebra and Differential Equations 9478880584

NON TEACHING STAFF

Photograph Name Designation Highest Qualification Area of Interest/Research Contact Details
Ms. Renu Bala Ms. Renu Bala Junior Assistant PG Junior Assistant 7508771713
Mr. Raminder Singh Mr. Raminder Singh Peon +2 Department Office 9872454293

RESEARCH SCHOLAR

Photograph Name Designation Highest Qualification Area of Interest/Research Contact Details
Ms. Priyanka Ms. Priyanka Ph.D Scholar M. Sc. Fourier Analysis 9780713017
Ms. Sakshi Ms. Sakshi Ph.D Scholar M. Sc. Fourier Analysis 9780058213
Mr. Chanpreet Singh Sethi Mr. Chanpreet Singh Sethi Ph.D Scholar M. Sc. Fuzzy Set Theory 9915022750
Ms. Navpreet Kaur Ms. Navpreet Kaur Ph.D Scholar M. Sc. M. Ed. Algebra and Statistics 8427304800
Ms. Jaskiran Kaur Ms. Jaskiran Kaur Ph.D Scholar M. Sc. Mathematics and UGC-NET Differential Equations 9878547644

VARIOUS LABS

Computer Lab

Computer Lab

Lab Number: 01

Lab Technician: Sh. Sukhmander Singh

Faculty Incharge: Prof. Mamta Kansal

Computer Lab for the students of Mathematics

Alumni Data

 

S. No Name Qualification Batch Occupation
1 Ms. Ankita Rohilla M. Sc. Maths 2020

Group D Employee

Commissioner Office,

Hisar (Haryana Govt.)
2 Mr. Lakhpreet Singh M. Sc. Maths 2015

Maths Teacher

Education Department,

Punjab
3 Ms. Sukhbeer Kaur M. Sc. Maths 2015

Maths Teacher

Govt. Sen. Sec. Smart

School Jhunir (Punjab)
4 Mr. Rahul Garg M. Sc. Maths 2015

Maths Lecturer

Govt. Sen. Sec.School

Bajakhana (Punjab)
5 Mr. Manjinder Singh M. Sc. Maths 2015

Patwari

(Govt. of Punjab)

 

Placement Data

 

Batch

Name of student placed

Name of the  employer with contact details

Pay package at appointment (in INR/annum)

2019

Amandeep Kaur

MRSPTU bathinda

2,50,000

2018

Harpreet Kumar

MRSPTU bathinda

2,50,000

2016

Shelly

Different Convent School, Ghuda

1,45,000

2016

Yatin

Different Convent School, Ghuda

1,45,000

2015

Manpreet Singh

Major Ajaib Singh Convent School Jeonwala

2,00,000

2015

Simranjeet Kaur

Akal University, Talwandi Sabo

1,20,000

EXTRA CURRICULAR

Freshers Party-2025

Freshers Party-2025

Event Date: 2025-10-14
Faculty Incharge: Dr. Mukesh

Department of Mathematics, MRSPTU celebrated the freshers party for the first year students of B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics And M.Sc. Mathematics.

Group Photograph of Final Year Students-2025

Group Photograph of Final Year Students-2025

Event Date: 2025-04-24
Faculty Incharge: Dr. Mukesh

Group photograph of final year students 

B.Sc. Hons. Mathematics (2k22-Batch) and (M.Sc. Mathematics (2k23-Batch)

Department of Mathematics, MRSPTU Bathinda

Farewell Party-2025

Farewell Party-2025

Event Date: 2025-04-22
Faculty Incharge: Dr. Mukesh

Department of Mathematics, MRSPTU celebrated the farewell party for the final year students of B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics and M.Sc. Mathematics. It was an opportunity for all the senior students to express their gratitude towards their friends, juniors and teachers, and how the institution has impacted their lives.

National Mathematics Day-2024

National Mathematics Day-2024

Event Date: 2025-02-05
Faculty Incharge: Dr. Mukesh

Department of Mathematics, Maharaja Ranjit Singh Punjab Technical University (MRSPTU) Bathinda has celebrated National Mathematics Day, remembering the great mathematician Srinivasan Ramanujan, on 5th February 2025. To mark the day an expert talk was organized.

In his expert talk, Dr. Deep Singh, Associate Professor, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Central University of Punjab, Bathinda starts with basics of number theory and get to the cryptographic protocols based on it. He explains how to communicate securely over an insecure line of communication. He further highlighted the contributions of Srinivasa Ramanujan to the field of mathematics including number theory and infinite series. He motivated the students by citing that at a very young age, Srinivasa Ramanujan made remarkable contributions in the field of mathematics.

World Science day for Peace and Development-2024

World Science day for Peace and Development-2024

Event Date: 2024-11-12
Faculty Incharge: Dr. Mukesh

Department of Mathematics, MRSPTU Bathinda celebrated World Science day for Peace and Development. The event has highlighted the importance of science in society. It also raised the awareness about role of science in everyday life.

Freshers Party-2024

Freshers Party-2024

Event Date: 2024-10-22
Faculty Incharge: Dr. Mukesh

Department of Mathematics, MRSPTU celebrated the freshers party for the first year students of B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics And M.Sc. Mathematics.

Teachers Day Celebrations

Teachers Day Celebrations

Event Date: 2024-09-05
Faculty Incharge: Dr. Mukesh

Department of Mathematics, MRSPTU Bathinda celebrated Teachers Day on 5th September 2024. The celebration of teachers day began in 1962 on the birthday of Radhakrishnan, a respected philosopher, a dedicated educator and the second president of India. On this day, students expressed their gratitude for their teachers through cultural programs, gifts and speeches. Also the celebration served to acknowledge the vital role teachers play in shaping the society.

Group Photograph of Final Year Students-2024

Group Photograph of Final Year Students-2024

Event Date: 2024-04-30
Faculty Incharge: Dr. Mukesh

Group photograph of final year students 

B.Sc. Hons. Mathematics (2k21-Batch) and (M.Sc. Mathematics (2k22-Batch)

Department of Mathematics, MRSPTU Bathinda

Farewell Party-2024

Farewell Party-2024

Event Date: 2024-04-19
Faculty Incharge: Dr. Mukesh

Department of Mathematics, MRSPTU celebrated the farewell party for the final year students of B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics and M.Sc. Mathematics.

Celebration of "Mathematics week"-2023

Celebration of "Mathematics week"-2023

Event Date: 2023-12-20
Faculty Incharge: Dr. Mukesh

Department of Mathematics, MRSPTU, Bathinda displayed a documentary film on the life of great Indian Mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan to join in the celebration of "Mathematics week" on 20/12/2023.

World Science day for Peace and Development-2023

World Science day for Peace and Development-2023

Event Date: 2023-11-10
Faculty Incharge: Dr. Mukesh

Department of Mathematics, MRSPTU Bathinda celebrated World Science day for Peace and Development on the theme “Building trust in Science” with enthusiastic student participation.

Freshers Party-2023

Freshers Party-2023

Event Date: 2023-10-18
Faculty Incharge: Dr. Mukesh

Department of Mathematics, MRSPTU celebrated the freshers party for the first year students of B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics And M.Sc. Mathematics.

Farewell Party-2023

Farewell Party-2023

Event Date: 2023-05-11
Faculty Incharge: Dr. Mukesh

Department of Mathematics, MRSPTU celebrated the farewell party for the beloved final year students of B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics And M.Sc. Mathematics.

National Mathematics Day 2022

National Mathematics Day 2022

Event Date: 2023-03-02
Faculty Incharge: Dr. Mukesh

Department of Mathematics, Maharaja Ranjit Singh Punjab Technical University (MRSPTU) Bathinda has celebrated National Mathematics Day, remembering the great mathematician Srinivasan Ramanujan, on 2nd March 2023. To mark the day an expert talk, declamation and poster-making competitions were organized.

Speaking on the occasion, Senior faculty of the department, Prof. (Dr.) Karanvir Singh highlighted that various Indian mathematicians had made significant contributions to the field of mathematics including Aryabhata, Brahmagupta, Bhaskara II, Srinivasa Ramanujan, etc. He motivated the students by referring that at a very young age, Srinivasa Ramanujan made remarkable contributions regarding fractions, infinite series, number theory, mathematical analysis etc.

In his expert talk, Dr. Ashish Arora, Professor, department of mathematical sciences, IKGPTU Jalandhar, enumerated the importance of vedic mathematics as the skillset that shall help to solve mathematical problems faster and with greater accuracy and hence provides an edge in regular curriculum and competitive examinations. He further explains that how vedic math cultivates an interest for numbers and eliminates the phobia of math present in most of the students. The participants were overwhelmed with the magic of sutras and their easy implementation to achieve accurate results in the calculations.

         The students Anshika secured first, Mehak secured second and Sandeep Singh secured third position in poster making competition and Jaspreet Singh secured first, Riddhim secured second and Garvita secured third position in declamation competition. The faculty of the department gave away the prizes to the winners of the competitions.

           Program ended with the vote of thanks by Head of the department, Prof. Mamta Kansal. She congratulated the participants and winners who got positions in various events.

           Hon’ble vice chancellor Prof. (Dr.) Buta Singh Sidhu and Registrar Dr. Gurinder Pal Singh Brar congratulated the department for celebrating this day.

Science Fair-2023

Science Fair-2023

Event Date: 2023-02-03
Faculty Incharge: Prof. Mamta Kansal

Maharaja Ranjit Singh Punjab Technical University (MRSPTU), Bathinda has organized a Science Fair-2023 on 3rd February 2023. Department of Mathematics being part of it shows some models related to trigonometry, geometry and mathematical identities, which shows the importance of mathematics in the field of science and technology.

World Science day for Peace and Development

World Science day for Peace and Development

Event Date: 2022-11-10
Faculty Incharge: Prof. Mamta Kansal

Department of Mathematics, Maharaja Ranjit Singh Punjab Technical University (MRSPTU) Bathinda has celebrated World Science day for Peace and Development on the theme “Basic Sciences for Sustainable Development”, on 10 November 2022. This day is observed to ensure that the public is informed of scientific advancements. It also aims for sustaining growth and advancing world peace. It is a day when people from all walks of life come together to learn about the most recent scientific advancements and show their appreciation for our scientists' work for deepening our understanding about science. To mark the day a Declamation, Model display, Rangoli and poster-making competitions on the theme were organized. 

The students Jimmy Singla and Seema Singla secured first position and Sandeep Singh and Jatin secured second position in rangoli competition, Students Anshu secured first and Mehak secured second position in poster making competition, Tarunpreet Singh secured first and Yadwinder Singh, Saleem Khan secured second position in model making and Tarunpreet Singh secured first and Riya Singh secured second position in declamation competition. The faculty of the department gave away the prizes to the winners of the various competitions.

Farewell Party

Farewell Party

Event Date: 2022-06-02
Faculty Incharge: Dr. Mukesh
Science City Tour

Science City Tour

Event Date: 2022-05-19
Faculty Incharge: Prof. Mamta Kansal

Department of Mathematics, Maharaja Ranjit Singh Punjab Technical University (MRSPTU) Bathinda has organized science city tour for the students of B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics and M. Sc. Mathematics to portray the growth of science and technology and their application in industry, human welfare and environment, with a view to develop scientific attitude and temper and to create a general awareness among the students.

Science and Tech Expo

Science and Tech Expo

Event Date: 2022-03-26
Faculty Incharge: Prof. Mamta Kansal

Maharaja Ranjit Singh Punjab Technical University (MRSPTU), Bathinda has organized a SCIENCE AND TECH EXPO on 26 March 2022. Department of Mathematics being part of it shows some charts representing the importance of mathematics in the field of science and technology. The students were also provided with the opportunity to understand logical parts of mathematics via offering some games to play.

National Mathematics Day 2021

National Mathematics Day 2021

Event Date: 2021-12-22
Faculty Incharge: Prof. Mamta Kansal

Department of Mathematics, Maharaja Ranjit Singh Punjab Technical University (MRSPTU) Bathinda has celebrated National Mathematics Day 2021, to commemorate the birth anniversary of Srinivasan Ramanujan. To mark the day an expert talk, quiz and poster-making competitions were organized.

Speaking on the occasion, Chief Guest, Vice-Chancellor Prof. Buta Singh Sidhu highlighted the contribution of great Indian Mathematicians in the field of Mathematics. He motivated the students to explore practical approach for solving Mathematical problems. In his expert talk, Prof. (Dr.) Gauree Shankar, Head department of Mathematics and Statistics, Central University of Punjab enlightened the audience with an overview of the history of Indian Mathematicians and their contribution over the years. In his talk, He detailed about some surprising contributions of Srinivasan Ramanujan in the field of Mathematics and discussed the history of some of the contributions of Indian Mathematicians over the years.

The students Harshit Saini (M.Sc Mathematics) and Yogesh (B.Sc (Hons.) Mathematics) secured first position in the quiz competition, while Neelam Kaur and Neelam Garg (B.Sc (Hons.) Mathematics) secured first position in poster-making competition. The Vice-chancellor gave away the trophies to the winners of the quiz and poster-making competition. Prof. (Dr.) Karanvir Singh welcomed the Vice-Chancellor, Guests, and faculty.

World Science day for Peace and Development

World Science day for Peace and Development

Event Date: 2021-11-10
Faculty Incharge: Prof. (Dr.) Karanvir Singh

Department of Mathematics, Maharaja Ranjit Singh Punjab Technical University (MRSPTU) Bathinda has celebrated World Science day for Peace and Development, on 10 November 2021 to by linking science more closely with society, World Science Day for Peace and Development aims to ensure that citizens are kept informed of developments in science. It also underscores the role scientists play in broadening our understanding of the remarkable, fragile planet we call home and in making our societies more sustainable. To mark the day a speech and poster-making competitions were organized.

Speaking on the occasion, Head of the department, Prof. (Dr.) Karanvir Singh highlighted the significant role of science in society and the need to engage the wider public in debates on emerging scientific issues. He underlines the importance and relevance of science in our daily lives.. He motivated the students to explore practical approach to understand and apply their Mathematical skills to contribution in the society.

The students Khushi (B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics) and Ridhim (M. Sc. Mathematics) secured first and second position in the speech competition, while Shilpa, Gagandeep Kaur and Deepika (B.Sc (Hons.) Mathematics) secured first and second position in poster-making competition. The Head of the department gave away the prizes to the winners of the speech and poster-making competition.

TIME TABLE

Session File
Time Table M. Sc. Mathematics Aug 2025 PDF Time Table M. Sc. Mathematics Aug 2025
Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics Aug 2025 PDF Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics Aug 2025
Time Table M. Sc. Mathematics Jan 2025 PDF Time Table M. Sc. Mathematics Jan 2025
Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics Jan 2025 PDF Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics Jan 2025
Time Table M. Sc. Mathematics Aug 2024 PDF Time Table M. Sc. Mathematics Aug 2024
Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics Aug 2024 PDF Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics Aug 2024
Time Table M. Sc. Mathematics Jan 2024 PDF Time Table M. Sc. Mathematics Jan 2024
Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics Jan 2024 PDF Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics Jan 2024
Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics and M. Sc. Mathematics Aug 2023 PDF Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics and M. Sc. Mathematics Aug 2023
Time Table M. Sc. Mathematics Jan-June 2023 PDF Time Table M. Sc. Mathematics Jan-June 2023
Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics Jan-June 2023 PDF Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics Jan-June 2023
Time Table M. Sc. Mathematics 1st Sem. Aug 2022 PDF Time Table M. Sc. Mathematics 1st Sem. Aug 2022
Time Table Mentor-Mentee Slots Aug-Dec 2022 PDF Time Table Mentor-Mentee Slots Aug-Dec 2022
Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics and M. Sc. (Mathematics) 3rd sem Aug. 2022 PDF Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics and M. Sc. (Mathematics) 3rd sem Aug. 2022
Time Table M. Sc. (Mathematics) Jan 2022 PDF Time Table M. Sc. (Mathematics) Jan 2022
Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics Jan 2022 PDF Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics Jan 2022
Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics and M. Sc. (Mathematics) Sept. 2021 PDF Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics and M. Sc. (Mathematics) Sept. 2021
Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics Feb 2021 PDF Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics Feb 2021
Time Table M. Sc. Mathematics Feb 2021 PDF Time Table M. Sc. Mathematics Feb 2021
Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics and M. Sc. Mathematics (2K20 Batch) Sept 2020 PDF Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics and M. Sc. Mathematics (2K20 Batch) Sept 2020
Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics and M. Sc. Mathematics Aug 2020 PDF Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics and M. Sc. Mathematics Aug 2020
Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics and M. Sc. Mathematics Jan 2020 PDF Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics and M. Sc. Mathematics Jan 2020
Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics and M. Sc. Mathematics Aug 2019 PDF Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics and M. Sc. Mathematics Aug 2019
Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics and M. Sc. Mathematics Jan 2019 PDF Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics and M. Sc. Mathematics Jan 2019
Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics and M. Sc. Mathematics Aug 2018 PDF Time Table B. Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics and M. Sc. Mathematics Aug 2018
Time Table M. Sc. Mathematics Jan 2018 PDF Time Table M. Sc. Mathematics Jan 2018
Time Table M. Sc. Mathematics July 2017 PDF Time Table M. Sc. Mathematics July 2017

COURSE OFFERED

Sr No. Course Intake Duration
1 B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics 60 6 Semesters
2 M.Sc. (Mathematics) 30 4 Semesters
3 Ph.D in Mathematics As Per Available Supervisor Minimum 3 years