यथा शिखा मयूराणाम् नागानाम् मणयो यथा ।

तथा वेदांगशास्त्राणाम् गणितं मूर्धनि स्थितम् ॥

“As are the crests on the heads of peacocks, as are the gems on the hoods of cobras, so is Mathematics at the top of all Sciences.” — Vedangajyotisam

This ancient verse continues to inspire everything we do at the School of Mathematical Sciences. Mathematics is not merely a subject — it is the language in which nature speaks, the tool that drives data science, and the foundation upon which modern technology is built.

The School of Mathematical Sciences was established in 2009 with M.Sc. Mathematics as its first programme. Over the past fifteen years, it has grown steadily into a vibrant and research-intensive academic unit, adding M.Sc. Statistics in 2012 and Ph.D. programmes in both disciplines. From the academic year 2026-27, we are proud to launch the B.Sc. Data Science (Apprenticeship Embedded Degree Programme), offered in collaboration with the School of Computational Sciences and industry partner Aspire Knowledge & Skills India Pvt. Ltd. This four-year undergraduate programme, fully aligned with NEP 2020, represents a significant step toward bridging the gap between mathematical rigor and industry readiness, providing students with apprenticeships, cutting-edge AI/data science skills, and Multiple Entry-Multiple Exit flexibility.

Our faculty have published over 231 research papers in journals indexed by Scopus and Web of Science, with impact factors reaching up to 6.4. We have awarded 27 Ph.D. degrees since our founding, with research spanning Cosmology, Fractional Calculus, Coding Theory, Number Theory, Data Mining, and Operations Research. Our faculty hold international recognitions including a Fellowship of the Royal Astronomical Society (London), invited talks at the University of Geneva and the University of Hong Kong, and associateships at IMSc Chennai.

I also want to draw attention to a contribution that sets our school apart in a way that goes beyond conventional academic achievement. Dr. B. Surendranath Reddy of our faculty has, through his own initiative and expertise, developed the University Information Management System (UIMS) — a comprehensive ERP framework that is now deployed at multiple universities across Maharashtra. He also developed the PM-USHA MIS Dashboard, mandated by the state for monitoring across all state universities, and the UDRF Portal used for the Government of Maharashtra’s ranking framework. This is an extraordinary contribution where a faculty member’s individual initiative has created infrastructure that serves the entire university system of the state.

Over 210 students have qualified CSIR-NET, SET, and GATE examinations — a figure built through dedicated year-round coaching provided free of cost to all enrolled M.Sc. students. More than 170 graduates have secured placements in colleges, universities, PSUs, and IT companies, with the highest package reaching ₹30 LPA in specialised data-science and analytics roles.

I am committed to deepening our academic collaborations, strengthening student support, and building on the recognition we have earned — so that this school continues to grow as a place where mathematics, statistics, and data science converge to create meaningful impact.

School at a Glance

What Makes Us Different

Our Journey

Established in 2009–10 with a single M.Sc. Mathematics programme and a founding vision of research excellence, the School of Mathematical Sciences has grown steadily into a premier hub for postgraduate education and research in mathematics and statistics. M.Sc. Statistics was introduced in 2012, followed by Ph.D. programmes in both disciplines. From the academic year 2026–27, the school extends its academic portfolio with the B.Sc. Data Science (Apprenticeship Embedded Degree Programme), a four-year undergraduate programme offered in collaboration with the School of Computational Sciences and industry partner Aspire Knowledge & Skills India Pvt. Ltd. This programme represents a major expansion, bringing industry-integrated, NEP 2020-compliant undergraduate education to the school for the first time.

Why we are unique?

Recognition & Rankings

The school’s standing has been formally acknowledged through the University Department Ranking Framework (UDRF), a Government of Maharashtra initiative aligned with NIRF and QS World Ranking parameters. The school has been ranked #1 among all 16 schools of SRTMUN for two consecutive years (2023–24 and 2024–25), winning 8 UDRF awards across both cycles. It also won the Best University School Award in 2020–21, making it a three-time holder of this premier university-level recognition.

Funding & Infrastructure

The school’s growth has been supported by major national funding agencies. It received a DST-FIST Level-0 grant of ₹55 lakhs (Government of India) for research infrastructure, establishing two dedicated research labs and two computer labs. Annual NBHM library grants support the research collection. Multiple PM-USHA grants fund conferences, workshops, and industrial training. Total government funding since inception exceeds ₹80 lakhs.

A Unique Digital Contribution to Maharashtra

Beyond academic research, the school has made a singular contribution to higher education governance across the state. Dr. B. Surendranath Reddy, Associate Professor of this school, developed the University Information Management System (UIMS) — now deployed at Osmania University and under consideration by other universities. He also developed the PM-USHA MIS Dashboard (deployed at PAH Solapur University and mandated for all state universities) and the UDRF Portal. These systems, built through individual faculty initiative, serve the entire higher education system of Maharashtra.

Curriculum & Pedagogy

Our curriculum is both research-oriented and career-focused. At the postgraduate level, the school offers advanced elective courses that are rarely available elsewhere in Maharashtra, including Riemannian Geometry, Lie Groups and Lie Algebras, Algebraic Topology, and Algebraic Number Theory. Every M.Sc. semester includes mandatory credit-bearing practical courses using MATLAB, R, Python, SPSS, and more. At the undergraduate level, the new B.Sc. Data Science (AEDP) programme integrates mathematical foundations (Calculus, Linear Algebra, Optimization, Probability & Statistics) with cutting-edge industry skills (Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Generative AI, Cloud Data Engineering), all co-designed with industry partner Aspire and featuring full-semester apprenticeships.

Research

Faculty research spans Cosmology and Modified Theories of Gravity, Fractional Calculus and Integral Transforms, Algebra and Coding Theory, Analytic Number Theory, Operations Research and Fuzzy Optimization, Data Mining and Predictive Analytics, and Mathematical Biology. The school has produced 27 Ph.D. degrees, with research scholars contributing to diverse and impactful areas.

Student Outcomes

The school has a strong and consistent record of student success. Since inception, over 210 students have qualified CSIR-NET, SET, and GATE examinations. More than 170 graduates have secured placements in colleges, universities, PSUs, and IT companies. The highest package has reached ₹30 LPA in specialised data-science and analytics roles, demonstrating the high industry ceiling of the school’s mathematical and statistical training.

Vision

M.Sc. Mathematics: To aspire to the highest standards of excellence in teaching and research and to earn national recognition for expertise in Mathematics.

M.Sc. Statistics: To organize, connect, build, and communicate statistical concepts effectively, nurturing creativity, research, and development through ethical, value-based learning.

B.Sc. Data Science: To develop industry-ready data science professionals grounded in strong mathematical and statistical foundations, equipped with cutting-edge computational skills, and prepared for impactful careers in data-driven domains.

Mission

• To ensure courses are taught at high standards and meet the evolving needs of science, industry, and society.
• To provide students with a wide spectrum of courses offering rigorous training that enables pursuit of research and careers requiring advanced mathematical, statistical, and data science skills.
• To make students capable of discharging professional, social, and economic responsibilities ethically.
• To enhance logical and analytical skills in problem-solving and inculcate a research culture.
• To serve as an enabler in higher education and research that matches global benchmarks.
• To adapt to ever-changing needs of academia, banking, industry, and government sectors.

Programme Objectives — M.Sc. Mathematics

• Provide mathematical knowledge so students can work as professionals in academia, industry, and research.
• Prepare students for higher studies and doctoral research.
• Train students to handle real-world industrial problems using mathematical and computational techniques.
• Strengthen logical, analytical, and problem-solving abilities through a rigorous curriculum.

Programme Objectives — M.Sc. Statistics

• Enable students to understand, implement, and apply statistical techniques to solve real-world problems.
• Develop scientific and analytical thinking for data analysis across multiple domains.
• Demonstrate graduate-level skills in communicating mathematics and statistics, orally and in writing.
• Build proficiency in modern computational tools and statistical methodologies.
• Develop ability to contribute effectively in team-based professional and research settings.

Programme Objectives — B.Sc. Data Science (AEDP)

• Build strong foundations in mathematics (Calculus, Linear Algebra, Optimization) and statistics (Probability, Distributions, Multivariate Methods) as the backbone of data science.
• Develop proficiency in the modern data science and AI stack including Python, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Generative AI, and Cloud Engineering.
• Provide immersive industry experience through full-semester apprenticeships and capstone projects in collaboration with industry partner Aspire.
• Enable students to design and deploy end-to-end data science systems addressing real industry problems.
• Foster ethical awareness, soft skills, and interdisciplinary thinking through courses like Data Ethics & Responsible AI, Vedic Mathematics (IKS), and Communicative English.
• Offer flexible Multiple Entry-Multiple Exit (MEME) options aligned with NEP 2020, allowing students to earn UG Certificate, UG Diploma, B.Sc., or B.Sc. Honours.

5.1 Programmes Offered (NEP 2020)

B.Sc. Data Science (Apprenticeship Embedded Degree Programme)

The B.Sc. in Data Science with Apprenticeship Embedded Degree Programme (AEDP) is a four-year undergraduate programme designed as per the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and UGC guidelines. It integrates rigorous academic coursework with industry apprenticeships, providing students with both theoretical foundations and practical, job-ready skills. The programme is offered by the School of Mathematical Sciences in collaboration with the School of Computational Sciences, ensuring a strong foundation in mathematics, statistics, and computing. Industry partnership through Aspire provides cutting-edge tools, real-world projects, and direct industry exposure.

Multiple Entry – Multiple Exit (MEME) Framework

Key Programme Highlights

• Strong mathematical and statistical foundation: Calculus, Linear Algebra, Optimization, Probability & Distributions, Multivariate Statistics, Numerical Methods, and Discrete Mathematics form the core.
• Modern Data Science & AI Stack: Python, Machine Learning, Deep Learning (PyTorch), Generative AI & LLMs, Vector Databases & RAG, Agentic AI, Cloud Data Engineering (AWS/GCP), and MLOps.
• Industry Partnership: 12 courses co-designed and co-delivered with Aspire; pre-apprenticeship field project in Semester IV; full-semester apprenticeships in Semesters VI and VII.
• Capstone Data Science Project (Semester VIII): End-to-end deployed data science system with AI-augmented components; publication-ready thesis; viva voce before university and industry panel.
• Holistic Development: Communicative English, Soft Skills, Yoga & Wellness, Community Engagement/NSS, Vedic Mathematics (IKS), and Data Ethics & Responsible AI.

Advanced Curriculum — M.Sc. Electives

Rare M.Sc. Electives — Seldom available in Maharashtra

Software & Practical Labs (Every Semester)

MATLAB  •  IBM SPSS  •  MINITAB  •  STATA  •  Mathematica  •  SCILAB  •  R Programming  •  LaTeX  •  SAGE  •  C Programming  •  Python  •  PyTorch  •  Power BI  •  Apache Spark  •  Apache Airflow

5.2 Admissions

Eligibility Criteria

• Sc. Mathematics: Bachelor’s degree with Mathematics as a subject (B.Sc./B.A. with Maths). Admission strictly on merit.
• Sc. Statistics: Bachelor’s degree with Statistics/Mathematics as a subject. Admission strictly on merit.
• Sc. Data Science: 10+2 (HSC) or equivalent with Mathematics as a subject. Admission as per university norms and AEDP guidelines.
• D.: M.Sc. in Mathematics/Statistics with minimum 55% marks. Candidates must qualify the SRTMUN Ph.D. Entrance Test (PET).

Seat Distribution

Fee Structure (approx.)

Note: Fees subject to revision. Double tuition and lab fees for students from other states; five times for international students. Check the university website for current schedule.

UDRF Awards Summary — 8 Awards in Two Years

Additional strong performances in 2024–25: Rank 2 in Faculty Output & Research (117.94), Rank 2 in Student Progression (65.80), Rank 2 in Conferences & Collaborations (39.00). Overall UDRF score improved from 2023–24 to 2024–25.

Historical Note: The school won the Best University School Award in 2020–21 — the first school on the SRTMUN campus to receive this recognition — making it a three-time holder of this premier university-level best school award.

UDRF — What It Is

The University Department Ranking Framework (UDRF) is a Government of Maharashtra initiative (G.R. No. Sankirna-2025/E-1018372/Vishi-3, dated 07 March 2025) mandated for all non-agricultural state universities. It evaluates university departments across teaching, research, governance, student support, and collaborations — aligned with NIRF and QS World Ranking parameters.

Our faculty brings a blend of deep theoretical expertise and cutting-edge computational skills, while simultaneously leading the university’s governance and quality assurance processes.

Faculty Profiles

University-Level Administrative Leadership

Distinguished Faculty Recognitions

Recognised Research Quality — Peer Review

Our faculty serve as recognised peer reviewers for elite international publishers — a mark of the quality of research mentorship at this school:

• Elsevier: SoftwareX, Journal of Cleaner Production, Heliyon, Engineering Applications of AI, Healthcare Analytics
• Springer: Arabian Journal of Mathematics, Springer Cham conference volumes
• Taylor & Francis: Malaysian Journal of Mathematical Sciences, TWMS Journal (WoS, Scopus indexed)
• Hindawi, IEEE, Wiley: Environmental Quality Management, MISS-2023 International Conference

Research Output

Ph.D. Research Summary — 27 Degrees Awarded

Our 27 Ph.D. scholars have made significant contributions across diverse research domains:

Ph.D. Awarded Candidates — Complete List

Major Funded Projects

Total Government Funding Received Since Inception: More than ₹80 Lakhs.

Consultancy Projects

Academic Collaborations

Books, Chapters, Translations & MOOCs

Competitive Exam Success — NET / SET / GATE

Over 210 students have qualified CSIR-NET, SET, and GATE since inception. Dedicated, free coaching is provided to all enrolled M.Sc. students throughout the year.

Placements & Higher Education

170+ Graduates placed in colleges, universities, PSUs (United India Insurance), and IT companies (Infosys).

103+ Students progressed to higher education at IIT Madras, IIT Kanpur, IIT Guwahati, SRM University, TIFR, and IMSc.

* Highest packages reflect specialised, senior data-science/analytics roles secured by alumni, demonstrating the high industry ceiling of our mathematical training.

Student Competition & Fellowship Awards

National Programme Selections — An Unbroken Tradition

Since inception, our students are consistently selected for elite national programmes at India’s top scientific institutions:

• MTTS — Mathematics Training and Talent Search (NBHM) |  SPIM — HRI Prayagraj  |  VSRP — TIFR Mumbai
• SOPM — NISER Bhubaneswar |  ATM Schools — IISERs and IITs  |  Vigyan Vidushi — TIFR Mumbai
• SURE Internship — IIT Hyderabad |  Science Conclave — IIIT Allahabad (interaction with Nobel Laureates)

Toppers — M.Sc. Mathematics

Toppers — M.Sc. Statistics

Highlights of some major achievements of the School of Mathematical Sciences:

10.1 University Rankings & Awards

• Best School Award (Overall UDRF Ranking) — 2023–24 and 2024–25: Ranked No. 1 among all 16 schools of SRTMUN for two consecutive years, winning 8 UDRF awards across both cycles.
• School with Potential for Research Excellence Award — UDRF 2023–24: Recommended by an External Expert Committee chaired by Prof. B.K. Punia, Former Vice-Chancellor, Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak.
• Best University School Award — 2020–21: The first school on the SRTMUN campus to receive this recognition, making the school a three-time holder of a university-level best school award.

10.2 Government Grants & Funding

• DST-FIST Level-0 Grant: ₹55 lakhs sanctioned by the Dept. of Science and Technology, Govt. of India (SR/FST/MS-I/2018/28, Dated 20 December 2018) — invested in research labs, computing infrastructure, and library resources.
• NBHM Library Grant: Annual grants (₹2 lakhs/year) from National Board for Higher Mathematics plus complementary book scheme, supporting the school’s research library.
• UGC Major Research Project: ₹10,85,800 sanctioned for research in Operations Research and Statistics.
• PM-USHA Scheme: Multiple grants from Ministry of Education for international conferences, national workshops, industrial training programmes, and FDPs (2024–25 and 2025–26).
• RGSTC, Mumbai: ₹2,97,000 for Free and Open Source Software awareness and training.
• Total government funding since inception: More than ₹80 lakhs.

10.3 International Conferences Hosted

• International Conference on Astrophysics, Gravitation and Cosmology — February 2026 (funded by PM-USHA, Ministry of Education, Govt. of India; 250 participants).
• International Conference on Mathematical Sciences and its Applications (ICMSA) — July 2022 (funded by CSIR, INSA, SRTMUN; 350 participants).
• 77th Annual Conference of the Indian Mathematical Society (IMS) — December 2011 (funded by NBHM, CSIR, DST; 675 participants). One of the most prestigious mathematical gatherings in India, hosted on the SRTMUN campus.

10.4 Digital Innovation — State-wide Impact

• UIMS (University Information Management System): Developed by Dr. B.S. Reddy — deployed at Osmania University (₹5,00,000 consultancy revenue); under consideration by other universities.
• PM-USHA MIS Dashboard: Deployed at PAH Solapur University (₹1,00,000 consultancy revenue); mandated by the State Project Director for all state universities.
• UDRF Portal: Developed for the Government of Maharashtra’s University Department Ranking Framework.

10.5 Student Selections to National Programmes — A Tradition Since Inception

Students are consistently selected for elite national programmes at India’s top scientific institutions:

• MTTS — Mathematics Training and Talent Search Programme (National Board for Higher Mathematics)
• SPIM — Summer Programme in Mathematics (Harish-Chandra Research Institute, Prayagraj)
• VSRP — Visiting Student’s Research Programme (TIFR, Mumbai)
• SOPM — Summer of Mathematics (NISER, Bhubaneswar)
• ATM Schools — Advanced Training in Mathematics (IISERs and IITs)
• Vigyan Vidushi Programme (TIFR, Mumbai)
• SURE Internship — Summer Undergraduate Research Exposure (IIT Hyderabad)
• Science Conclave — Annual participation (IIIT Allahabad; interaction with Nobel Laureates and eminent scientists)

10.6 SWAYAM-NPTEL Leadership

• N.S. Darkunde has served as the university’s SWAYAM-NPTEL Co-ordinator since 2018–19, earning Active SPOC recognition every semester, Top Performing Mentor award, and Discipline Star recognition from IIT Madras.
• NPTEL Awareness Workshop, July 2024: 3,800 participants — one of the highest single-event outreach figures by any school on campus.
• NPTEL Awareness E-Workshop, August 2025: 987 participants.
• Darkunde coordinates Infosys Springboard Online Courses for students (since 2022–23, Govt. of Maharashtra initiative).
• Darkunde has been Coordinator, Madhava Mathematics Competition (by SP College Pune & HBCSE-TIFR) since 2011–12.

10.7 NET / SET / GATE — Coaching and Success Record

Since the school’s founding, it has organised regular workshops, coaching sessions, and preparation programmes for NET, SET, and GATE examinations in Mathematical Sciences. Over 210 students have qualified these examinations, with the highest numbers coming in recent years.

10.8 Launch of B.Sc. Data Science (AEDP) — 2026–27

A landmark expansion for the school: the introduction of the B.Sc. Data Science (Apprenticeship Embedded Degree Programme) from the academic year 2026–27. This programme marks the school’s entry into undergraduate education with a focus on industry-integrated, NEP 2020-compliant data science training. Offered in collaboration with the School of Computational Sciences and industry partner Aspire Knowledge & Skills India Pvt. Ltd., the programme features Multiple Entry-Multiple Exit options, full-semester industry apprenticeships, a capstone project, and a curriculum spanning the complete data science and AI stack from mathematical foundations to generative AI and cloud engineering. With an intake of 60 students, the programme is designed to produce industry-ready data science professionals grounded in strong mathematical and statistical foundations.

The School of Mathematical Sciences has organized a wide range of conferences, workshops, seminars, training programmes, and events since its inception. The following is a consolidated, deduplicated list of all major programmes organized by the school, grouped by type.

12.1 International Conferences

12.2 National Workshops & Conferences

12.3 NPTEL Awareness Workshops

12.4 Industry-Academia Programmes

12.5 National Mathematics Day Celebrations

12.6 State Level & Other Programmes

12.7 Administrative Training / Faculty Development Programmes

NET/SET/GATE Qualified Students:

Teaching realted Exams qualified Students:

UPSC/MPSC/PET Qualified Students:

Syllabus of the Programme

• M.Sc. Statistics Course Structure W.E.F.2017-18
• M.Sc. Mathematics Course Structure W.E.F. 2017-18
• M.Phil. Mathematics

Syllabus of the OLD Courses

• M.Sc. Mathematics Semester I-OLD
• M.Sc. Mathematics Semester II-OLD
• M.Sc.Mathematics Semester IV-OLD
• M.Sc.Mathematics.Semester III-OLD
• M.Sc.Statistics I and II Semester-OLD
• Statistics III Semester-OLD
• Statistics IV Semester-OLD
• Revised Syllabus of M.Sc. Statistics I-Semester-OLD
• Revised Syllabus of M.Sc Statistics II-Semester-OLD
• CBCS M.Sc. Statistics Course Structure
• CBCS M.Sc.Statistics First Semester Syllabus
• Syllabus CBCS M.Sc. Statistics Second Semester
• M.Sc Statistics Second Year June 2015
• CBCS M.Sc. Mathematics Course Syllabus
• CBCS M.Sc. Mathematics Course Syllabus
• CBCS M.Sc.Mathematics Second Semester Syllabus
• M.Sc.Statistics Syllabus CBCS Pattern as on 29.11.2016
• M.Sc.Mathematics Syllabus CBCS Pattern as on 29.11.2016

Mathematics teachers are involved in personalized counseling of students regarding their academic difficulties ,also the students are motivated to go for summer and winter programmes organized by nationally reputed institution so that it increases the depth of student regarding knowledge in mathematics , participation of our school students has been in Indian Science Congress, Indian Mathematical Society annual meet , visiting summer program at Harishchandra Research Institute, Indian Statistical Institute Kolkata, and MTTS. Above mentioned points are also the integral parts of PG program.

Pertaining to Statistics Industrial training, field trips, real data collection, report writing, seminar presentations etc. For promoting Statistics in students of the region each Statistics faculty devotes time and counsels each and every student enrolled regarding their difficulty. Above mentioned points is also the integral part of PG program.

DST-FIST Funded Infrastructure (₹55 Lakhs, 2019–2025)

The school received a DST-FIST Level-0 grant of ₹55 lakhs (SR/FST/MS-I/2018/28, Dated 20 December 2018) from the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India. This established:

• Research Scholars Laboratory — 2 dedicated labs with individual computing access for Ph.D. scholars
• Computer Laboratory — 2 labs for M.Sc. and B.Sc. students, used for all practical courses each semester
• High-speed internet connectivity for all students and research scholars
• NBHM Library Grant: ₹2 lakhs/year plus complementary book scheme — building a specialised research library
• Access to digital library resources and e-journal databases

Laboratories & Software

Student Resources & Support

• Hostel Facilities: Separate Boys’ and Girls’ hostels on campus. Dr. U.K. Sangale currently serves as Girls’ Hostel Warden. [Link to Hostel Application Portal on SRTMUN website]
• Scholarships: Guidance provided for State/Central SC/ST/OBC/EWS, Minority, and Merit scholarships. [Link: www.scholarships.gov.in]
• Grievance Redressal: Strict adherence to UGC regulations. [Link to University Grievance Portal]
• NET/SET/GATE Coaching: Integrated into academic calendar; free for all enrolled M.Sc. students throughout the year.
• Industry Internships: Facilitated through PM-USHA grants and industry partnerships (Aspire, DAO EV Tech, Skill Factory Learning) for industry visits, skill programmes, apprenticeships, and internships.

11.1 Notable Alumni in Academic & Professional Positions

11.2 Alumni Contributions

₹2,66,300 Total Alumni Contribution (2020–21 to 2024–25). 411+ alumni have contributed financially to the school over five years.

This MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING (hereafter referred to as ‘MOU’) is made on  5^th June 2026 by and between School of Mathematical Sciences & Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University (SRTMUN), Nanded  (Hereinafter referred to as “Party A”)

AND

The Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Zilla Parishad, Nanded (Hereinafter referred to as “Party B”)

Date: 5^th June, 2026

Place: Nanded, Maharashtra

13.1 Community Engagement Activities

13.2 Women Welfare & Student Support Initiatives

• Day Care Centre: Dr. Rupali S. Jain, Coordinator since 2019–20 — for children of staff and students.
• Vidyarthini Dattak Yogna (Girl Student Adoption Scheme): Dr. Rupali S. Jain, Women Teacher Representative since 2022–23.
• Girls Hostel Warden: Dr. U.K. Sangale (2023–24 to present); previously Dr. Rupali S. Jain (2012–13 to 2016–17).
• Women Welfare Center: Dr. U.K. Sangale, Coordinator since 2013–14 (ongoing).

13.3 National Mathematics Day — Annual Celebration (December 22)

The school celebrates National Mathematics Day every year on December 22 to commemorate the birth anniversary of Srinivasa Ramanujan. Activities include:

• Public awareness programmes for school and college students (organised with RGSTC, DST, SRTMUN)
• Mathematics quiz competitions, poster competitions, and math model-making competitions
• Invited talks by eminent mathematicians and statisticians
• Faculty development programmes and teacher training
• Ramanujan Competition of Mathematics Knowledge (RCMK) — inter-college competition
• NPTEL-SWAYAM awareness drives and course enrolment workshops

Programme-wise Photographs & Published News Articles

National Research & Training Programmes

• NBHM MTTS: mtts.org.in
• VSRP — TIFR: tifr.res.in
• SPIM — HRI Prayagraj: hri.res.in
• SOPM — NISER: niser.ac.in
• ATM Schools / IST: atmschools.org
• Madhava Mathematics Competition: madhavacompetition.com

Competitive Examinations

• CSIR-UGC NET: csirnet.nta.nic.in
• GATE Mathematics: gate2026.iitr.ac.in
• Maharashtra SET (MH-SET / SLET): setexam.unipune.ac.in
• NBHM Scholarship (Ph.D.): nbhm.dae.gov.in

Reputed Research Institutes

• TIFR — Tata Institute of Fundamental Research: tifr.res.in
• HRI — Harish-Chandra Research Institute, Allahabad: hri.res.in
• IMSc — Institute of Mathematical Sciences, Chennai: imsc.res.in
• CMI — Chennai Mathematical Institute: cmi.ac.in
• ISI Kolkata — Indian Statistical Institute: isical.ac.in
• IISER (multiple campuses): iiserpune.ac.in
• Kerala School of Mathematics: ksom.res.in

Online Learning & University Resources

• SWAYAM Online Courses: swayam.gov.in
• NPTEL Online Courses: nptel.ac.in
• SRTMUN Online Admission Portal: srtmunadm.samarth.edu.in
• University Website: srtmun.ac.in

Contact Information

School of Mathematical Sciences (Code: 733)

Director: Dr. Rupali Shikharchand Jain

Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University, Vishnupuri, Nanded — 431 606, Maharashtra, India

Email: [email protected]

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Social Media Handles

Connect with the School of Mathematical Sciences on social media:

• Twitter / X: [To be updated — e.g., @SMS_SRTMUN]
• Instagram: [To be updated — e.g., @sms.srtmun]
• LinkedIn: [To be updated — School / Department Page]
• YouTube: [To be updated — Channel link]
• Facebook: [To be updated — Page link]
• SRTMUN Official Website: www.srtmun.ac.in/schools/sms