Bachelors | 60.0%
- 2:1 or equivalent in Mathematics or a related subject including certain science degrees
- In certain cases, a 2:2 may also be considered, which would usually come with the condition that students complete the online pre-sessional course in Mathematical Foundations of Quantitative Finance with a final grade of at least 60%.
- If the student's undergraduate degree is in business, finance, or economics with a sufficiently strong mathematics background (equivalent to at least two years of university-level mathematics courses), then the university encourages his/her to apply also
- Students with recent degrees as well as those with work experience in related disciplines and professions are also welcomed
- 55 percent or higher usually accepted from universities, who mark more rigorously, eg University of Delhi
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