History and Development

The department of Mathematics was established in 1996, with Under Graduate course. Further in 2013, M.Sc. in Mathematics was introduced. The department offers three-years (Six Semesters) B.Sc. Programme in Mathematics. In Addition, the department offers two-years (Four Semesters) M. Sc. Programme in Mathematics and total intake capacity of P. G. Programme is 20 (Twenty). Our faculty members specialize in various areas of Algebra, Analysis, Applied Mathematics and Computational Programming. The objectives of the department are to impart quality education to those seeking admission to M. Sc., M. Phil. and Ph. D. Programmes, promote theoretical and applied research, publish original works and develop interaction with other departments of the college, industries and other organizations. Faculty members in the Department are highly qualified and having research collaboration with different National and International Institutions. The Department has a good computing facility. The motto of the department is ‘strive for excellence’ and right from the beginning the staff and students of the department have been trying their level best to achieve this goal. The department keeps an excellent and consistent academic record since its inception. Majority of the students have earned their degree with first class, and many of them with distinction, from this department. The guidance and counseling of the department help the students for their overall development and especially the character, behavior and their career.

Vision – MATHEMATICS AS A PATH TO PROGRESS AND AS A BASE OF EXISTENCE.

Goal

  • To assist students in acquiring a conceptual understanding of the nature and structure of mathematics, its processes, and applications.
  • Provide students with opportunities for service and research.

Mission

To assist students in acquiring a conceptual understanding of the nature and structure of mathematics, its processes, and applications. Provide students with opportunities for service and research.

Best Practices

  • To train the students for the use of Mathematical software in real-life problems.

Programmes offered

Degree Programmes Graduate Level: Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) – (Six Units) Post-graduate Level: Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Mathematics Seats Available
  1. Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) (Aided Division)
Course Class No. of Seats
B.Sc. F.Y.B.Sc. 120
S.Y.B.Sc. 120
T.Y.B.Sc. 120
2. Master of Science (M.Sc.) (Un-Aided Division)
Course Class No. of Seats
M.Sc. M.Sc-I 20
M.Sc-II 20

Course Structure

First Year Bachelor of Science (F.Y.B.Sc.)( NEP2020)(Scheme-3)
Semester I  (Level 4.5)
Details Course Code Name of the Paper TH/PR Credits Workload
Major M1(Core)   Algebra I and Calculus  TH 2 2
  Practical -101 (Practical based on Algebra I and Calculus I) PR 2 4
Major(M2)   Physics TH & PR   2+2 6
Major(M3)   Chemistry TH & PR   2+2 6
VSC   Basics in Python Programming PR 2 4
SEC   Data Analytics- I PR 2 4
AEC   Available from the University Basket TH 2 2
VEC   Available from the University Basket TH 2 2
IKS   Available from the University Basket TH 2 2
OJT/FP/CEP/RP   Available from the University Basket TH  2 2
CC   Available from the University Basket TH 2 2
Total 22



Semester II  (Level 4.5)
Details Course Code Name of the Paper TH/PR Credits
Major M1(Core)   Discrete Mathematics and Calculus II TH 2 2
    Practical- 201 (Practical based on Discrete Mathematics and Calculus II) PR 2 4
Major(M2)   Physics TH & PR   2+2 6
Major(M3)   Chemistry TH & PR   2+2 6
VSC   Computing with Python PR 2 4
SEC   Data Analytics- II PR 2 4
AEC   Available from the University Basket TH 2 2
VEC   Available from the University Basket TH 2 2
IKS   Available from the University Basket TH 2 2
OJT/FP/CEP/RP   Available from the University Basket TH 2 2
CC   Available from the University Basket TH 2 2
Total 22

Dr. S. K. Pawar
Head & Asso. Prof.
Mr. R. B. Deshmukh
Asst. Prof.
Dr. N. R. Kale
Asst. Prof.
Miss. M.V. Wanole
Asst. Prof

CBSC Syllabus

NEP Syllabus

Infrastructure

Sr. No Details  Nos
1 Area of the Department:  400 sq.ft
2 Staff Room – 1 200 sq.ft
3 Computer Laboratory -1 200 sq. ft
4 Total Computers in dept 19
5 Desktop 2
6 N-Computing Servers 2
7 N-Computing Clients 15
8 Scanner 1
9 Printer 1
10 Smart TV 1
11 Projector 1
12 Smart / ICT Classrooms(TV/Projector) 2
13 Books in Dept 25

Sr. No.

Title

Conference / Seminar / Workshop/ Guest Lectures

Date (From to To)

Organizing Secretary

Remarks / Collaboration

1

Career Options in Mathematics

Guest Lecture

27.03.2021

Dr. S. K. Pawar

Resource Person:

Dr. Rajeev G. Sapre,

Head, Department of

Mathematics,

Gogate-Jogalekar

College, Ratnagiri

2

Role of Mathematics in Nonlinear Sciences

Guest Lecture

03.03.2022

Dr. S. K. Pawar

Dr. N. R. Kale

Resource Person:

Dr. V, S. Kulkarni,

Department of

Mathematics,

University of Mumbai.

3

Insights on Vedic Mathematics

Guest Lecture

27.07.2022

Dr. S. K. Pawar

Resource Person:

Dr. Ranjan Khatu, ACS College, Lanja

4

Incredible Mathematics

Guest Lecture

14.09.2023

Dr. S. K. Pawar

Dr. N. R. Kale

Resource Person:

Mr. Prashant Keravadekar

SRM College, Kudal

5

Unveiling the Hidden Math in Our Daily Lives

Guest Lecture

23.02.2024

Dr. S. K. Pawar

Dr. N. R. Kale

Resource Person:

Dr. Archana Morye, University of Hyderabad

Sr. No.

Title of the Project

Name of the Funding Agency

Amount (Rs.)

Duration

Remarks

1

Use of Graph Theory in Characterization and Identification of Chemical compounds

University of Mumbai

15,000.00

2009-2010

Completed

2

Applications of Group and Graph Theory to find Automorphism Group of the Euclidean Graph for Some Chemical Molecules

University of Mumbai

21,400.00

2012-2013

Completed

3

Applications Fuzzy Logic and Fuzzy Matrices in Study and Analysis of Production and Marketing Problems of Mango Cultivators in Konkan Region – Maharashtra

University of Mumbai

25,000.00

2015-2016

Completed

4

Study On Problems and Prospects of Cashew Industry Based On Induced Fuzzy Cognitive Maps (IFCM) Model

University of Mumbai

30,000.00

2018-2019

Completed

 

Sr. No.

Name of teacher

Research Details

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1

Dr. S. K. Pawar

Conference Proceeding

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Journal Publications

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E-Book Chapter/Book Publications / Patents

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2

Mr. R. B. Deshmukh

Conference Proceeding

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3

Dr. N. R. Kale

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Students Achievements
ACADEMIC
Sr. No. Year Name of the Students Achievement
1 2014-15 Mr. Bhushan Jamsandekar IIT JAM
2 2015-16 Mr. Bhushan Jamsandekar IIT JAM & IIT MADRAS
3 2016-17 Miss. Pratima Manjarekar SET EXAM
4 2017-18 Miss. Rupali Parab SET EXAM
Mr. Nilesh Khutale SET EXAM
Miss. Darshana Bhogate SET EXAM
Miss. Vinayaki Parab SET & NET EXAM
5 2018-19 Mr. Amit Mishra INTEGRATED PH.D PROGRAM AT IIT, DELHI
Miss. Pratima Manjarekar SET EXAM
6 2019-20 Mr. Vinayak Sawant GATE & SET EXAM
Miss. Pooja Anavkar SET EXAM
Mr. Naresh Patkare SET EXAM
Mr. Vikram Naik SET EXAM
7 2023-24 Mr. Shreepad Prabhu SET EXAM
Miss. Kajal Matondkar  SET EXAM
Miss. Olinka Fernandez UNIVERSITY GOLD MEDALLIST AT M.SC.
Mr. Omkar Tendolkar SILVER HONOUR IN INTERNATIONAL YOUTH MATH CHALLENGE (IYMC) 2023 [TOP 5%]
8 2024-25 Mr. Chinmay Salgaonkar  SET EXAM
Mr. Omkar Tendolkar UNIVERSITY GOLD MEDALLIST AT M.SC.
  Faculty Dr. S. K. Pawar
Sr. No. Name of the Course Name of the Institute Reg. No. & Duration
1 Academic Writing – Ethical issues Global Institute of Statistical Solutions (GISS) (Certificate No.: GISS2309131). 16th–18thSeptember, 2023 
  Asst. Prof. Rahul Deshmukh
Sr. No. Name of the Course Name of the Institute Reg. No. & Duration
1 Problem Solving through Programming in C NPTEL Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur NPTEL20CS06S62100007 Jan-April-2020 (12 Week)
2 Introduction to Graph Theory COURSERA University of California San Diego and National Research University Higher School of Economics TBW8DEJ7H94Q 24th August 2020 Non-Credit
3 Delivery Problem COURSERA University of California San Diego and National Research University Higher School of Economics UJZKKNNPXNHA  25th August 2020 Non-Credit
4 Combinatorics and Probability COURSERA University of California San Diego and National Research University Higher School of Economics CCEVBTQG56Q4 26th August 2020 Non-Credit
5 AI For Everyone COURSERA deeplearning.ai R7DUFRWSQ4ZT 26th August 2020 Non-Credit
6 Algorithms on Graphs COURSERA University of California San Diego and National Research University Higher School of Economics CSF29B8ZDWF7   27th August 2020 Non-Credit
7 Python Data Structures COURSERA University of Michigan V7TJA3QKJV96  28th August 2020 Non-Credit
8 Number Theory and Cryptography COURSERA University of California San Diego and National Research University Higher School of Economics 3NZS29CU3P28  30th August 2020 Non-Credit
9 Mathematical Thinking in Computer Science COURSERA University of California San Diego and National Research University Higher School of Economics FJEKDHHX493Q  30th August 2020 Non-Credit
10 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science COURSERA University of California San Diego and National Research University Higher School of Economics 2QZ3QRTM9QED  30th August 2020 Non-Credit
11 Programming for Everybody (Getting Started with Python) COURSERA University of Michigan FD93SKCZCFMY  4th Sept 2020 Non-Credit
12 Java Programming: Arrays, Lists, and Structured Data COURSERA Duke University 646CSEFK3BWD 4th October 2020 Non-Credit
13 Introduction to Data Science in Python COURSERA University of Michigan 52EL6RG RRM 8J   8th October 2020 Non-Credit
14 Mathematics for Machine Learning: Linear Algebra COURSERA Imperial College London 4HBZ9D7MZ2XP   18th October 2020 Non-Credit
15 Mathematics for Machine Learning: Multivariate Calculus COURSERA Imperial College London 6UPBUVFSZPT5 19th October 2020 Non-Credit
16 Applied Social Network Analysis in Python COURSERA University of Michigan 73BL6VAJWEB2  25th October 2020 Non-Credit
17 Introduction to Python COURSERA COURSERA Project Network R98H53LG47AY 26th October 2020 Non-Credit
18 Introduction to Relational Database and SQL COURSERA COURSERA Project Network SSB82TCTEDJ3  26th October 2020 Non-Credit
19 Effective Problem-Solving and Decision-Making COURSERA University of California, Irvine B2GJBBGRERTS 30th October 2020 Non-Credit
20 Data Science Math Skills COURSERA Duke University P3LKMNFBRBZE 31st October 2020 Non-Credit
21 Python and Statistics for Financial Analysis COURSERA The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology 2ZK8KEPLNFH7 1st November 2020 Non-Credit
22 Crash Course on Python COURSERA Google GLNRV6K3E5P4   29th November 2020 Non-Credit
23 Data Processing Using Python COURSERA Nanjing University C62XX68HBHM8   31st March 2022 Non-Credit
24 Research Methodology SWYAM-NPTEL Indian Institute of Technology, Madras NPTEL23GE36S644100271  Aug-Oct 2023 (8-weeks/3-credit)
25 Research and Publication Ethics (RPE)  SWYAM-NPTEL-IGNOU Netaji Subhas Open University, Kolkata GO01010005 Aug-Oct 2023 2- Credit Course
26 BCOS183: Computer Application in Business  SWYAM-NPTEL-IGNOU Indira Gandhi National Open University, New Delhi GO01010005 Aug-Oct 2023 4-Credit Course
27 Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) on Research Methodology Uttar Pradesh Rajarshi Tandon Open University, Prayagraj Uttar Pradesh  UPRTOU/RM/MOOCS/ 1/2023/091 30th Jan.2024 8 credit Course
28 Graph Theory SWYAM-NPTEL Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, Pune NOC24MA23S644500053 Jan-March 2024 2-Credits
29 Fuzzy Logic and Neural Networks SWYAM-NPTEL Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur NOC24GE17S544500009Jan-March 2024 2-Credits
30 Soft Computing Techniques  SWYAM-NPTEL Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur NPTEL25MA54S1054200089 May 2025 3-Credit
31 Programming for Everybody (Getting started with Python)  COURSERA D9WOEA9I451T D9WOEA9I451T 26 May 2025 Non-credit course
  Dr. N. R. Kale
Sr. No. Name of the Course Name of the Institute Reg. No. & Duration
1 Managing Online Classes and Co-Creating MOOC’s Teaching Learning Centre, Ramanujan College, University of Delhi  (MHRD-PMMMNMTT) 20.04.2020 to 06.05.2020
2 Research Gear’s using Linux, LaTeX, R, Python and Biopython Programming  Loyola College of Arts & Science in association with Spoken Tutorial Project, IIT Bombay, MHRD, Govt. of India  11th May to 16th May 2020
3 MATLAB based Teaching-Learning in Mathematics, Science & Engineering Department of Electronics Engineering, Ramrao Adik Institute of Technology, Nerul, Navi Mumbai in collaboration with DesignTech Systems Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai 18thto 22ndMay 2020
4 Faculty Development Programme on LaTeX  Goplan College of Engineering and Managementin association with IIT-Bombay Spoken Tutorial  17.04.2020 to 30.04.2020
5 Faculty Development Programme on Research Methodology: Tools and Techniques  IILM College of Engineering and Technology  18thMay to 22ndMay, 2020
6 Faculty Development Programme” on SCILAB  S. K. Somaiya College of Arts, Science and Commerce in association with Spoken Tutorial Project, IIT-Bombay Under PMMMNMTT  ID-2407722ZB4  21.04.2020 to 25.04.2020
7 MS-DEED Level 1 Online Workshop” on Introduction to Innovative Pedagogies for Science & Mathematics Undergraduate Teachers  MSFDA Pune 11th January to 13th January 2022

Career Opportunities and Placements

A bachelor’s degree in mathematics offers diverse career prospects and acts as a strong foundation for various fields. Here are potential career paths and placements for graduates in mathematics:

  • Academic Research and Teaching:
    • Pursuing advanced education (Master’s or Ph.D.) in mathematics can lead to a career in academic research and teaching at universities and colleges.
  • Data Analysis and Statistics:
    • Graduates with a robust mathematical background are in demand for roles in data analysis, statistics, and data science across industries such as finance, healthcare, marketing, and technology.
  • Actuarial Science:
    • Actuaries use mathematical and statistical techniques to assess financial risks in industries like insurance, pensions, and investments.
  • Computer Science and Information Technology:
    • Mathematics graduates can venture into computer science, software development, and IT consulting, capitalizing on their problem-solving and analytical skills.
  • Finance and Banking:
    • Mathematics is highly valued in the financial sector, offering roles such as financial analyst, risk analyst, or investment banker due to its quantitative nature.
  • Operations Research:
    • Applying mathematical models to optimize decision-making processes in business, logistics, and supply chain management.
  • Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Technology:
    • The burgeoning field of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology often demands a strong mathematical foundation for cryptographic algorithms and security.
  • Government Jobs:
    • Opportunities abound in government sectors for roles like statisticians, economists, and research analysts.
  • Consulting:
    • Management and strategy consulting firms highly appreciate the analytical and problem-solving skills of mathematics graduates.
  • Engineering and Technology:
    • Mathematics is fundamental in various engineering disciplines, offering opportunities in research, design, and analysis.
  • Market Research:
    • Mathematics graduates can contribute to market research by analyzing data and trends, providing valuable insights for business decision-making.
  • Environmental Science and Meteorology:
    • Applying mathematical models to analyze and predict environmental patterns, climate changes, and atmospheric conditions.
  • Aerospace and Defence:
    • Opportunities abound in industries related to aerospace engineering, defence, and research where mathematical modeling and analysis are crucial.
  • Healthcare and Medical Research:
    • Mathematics is applied in healthcare in areas such as medical imaging, epidemiology, and bioinformatics.
  • Entrepreneurship:
    • Mathematics graduates can establish their ventures, particularly in areas where analytical and quantitative skills are indispensable.

 

Courses after B.Sc. Mathematics

After completing a B.Sc.in Mathematics degree, there are various specialized courses and career paths you can pursue based on your interests and goals.

 

B.Sc. Mathematics in Higher Education

  • Master of Science in Mathematics/Statistics/Operational Research/Actuarial Science/Energy Science
  • Integrated M.Sc.-Ph.D.
  • Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.)
  • Master of Computer Applications (MCA)
  • Master of Business Administration (MBA)
  • PG Certification in Data Science
  • Master of Science in Data Science
  • PG Certification in Machine Learning
  • PG Certification in Machine Learning & Deep Learning

Institutes for Higher Education in Mathematics

Although there are many institutes where one can get admission for higher studies, however there are some institutes which are specifically mend for higher education in Mathematics. The following are prominent:

  • The Institute of Mathematical Sciences at Chennai in India
  • The Indian Statistical Institute at Kolkata in India
  • The Chennai Mathematical Institute, Chennai, India
  • The Institute of Mathematics and Applications, Bhubaneswar, India
  • The CR Rao Advanced Institute of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science at the University of Hyderabad, India
  • The Harish-Chandra Research Institute, Prayagraj, UP, India
  • The Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), Mumbai, India
  • TIFR Centre For Applicable Mathematics, Bangalore, India
  • The Institute of Mathematical Sciences (IMSc), Autonomous Institute under DAE, Govt. of India, Tamil Nadu, India
  • Institute of Mathematics & Applications, Andharua, Bhubaneswar
  • The Institute of Mathematical Science, Chennai Tamil Nadu, India
  • Indian Statistical Institute, Chennai, Tamil Nadu
  • Indian Statistical Institute, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh
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