Masters in Math | Chances for Physics Students | Applying to Europe

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A B.Tech graduate in Engineering Physics from an Indian Institute of Technology is exploring options for pursuing a master's degree in mathematics in Europe. The individual is uncertain about the necessity of internships before applying and is seeking advice on writing a statement of purpose (SOP) for programs in applied mathematics, statistics, or financial mathematics. Recommendations include targeting prestigious institutions like Cambridge or Oxford and preparing for necessary tests such as TOEFL and GRE, although GRE may not be required by all European universities. Internships, particularly at reputable organizations like the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, are suggested to strengthen applications. The discussion also touches on the importance of clarifying career goals post-graduation, as a master's in mathematics can lead to various roles such as quantitative analyst. Overall, pursuing a master's degree is seen as a viable option, with the possibility of applying later if the individual is uncertain about immediate higher studies.
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I have b.tech in engineering physics from Indian institute technology. I want to pursue masters in mathematics from europe. What are the chances of Physics student to get one. I am finding it difficult to write a SOP for applied mathematics/statistics/financial mathematics.

Can anyone help me here how to pursue applying here. OR should i go for internship first and then apply for it next year
Thank You
 
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You have B.Tech in Engineering Physics from IITB/D/M. In which year you are currently. If you looking in Europe Cambridge or Oxford are best choices.
Tests to Take from India, TOEFL/IELTS, GRE(General) & GRE Mathematics. For Internship look at Tata Institute of Fundamentals Research.(tifr.res.in) or visit internshala.com
Internships or IMO medals are a great help in International School applications.
You can talk to anothers who applying on http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/india/

Any other queries are welcomed.
 
Thanx for the reply . I have given the TOEFL but not the GRE as european univeristies generally don't need gre scores. i was thinking about the internship because i am not sure whether i want to pursue higher studies. I am very much interested in this field but i am not considering applying for Phd so i don't want to get stuck after my masters in mathematics. Whats your opinion about masters in mathematics?? anyone you
know..

ThankYou in advance
 
What type of Jobs you want to do after the Graduate Studies. If you are Interested in Mathematics and just want a degree of Masters in Mathematics then you can do this later in your life.
 
Quants , analyst or anything else interesting and challenging
 
Go to the Masters in Mathematics and Cambridge is a nice place for that, Also give ManMohan Singh Scholarship for the Talented Indians.
 
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