In this paper we develop a mathematical model to investigate the effect of growth rate fluctuations in magnetic Czochralski crystal growth. The pull rate is assumed constant and the growth rate fluctuates with frequency omega rad/s, the crystal rotation rate. We explore the effect of the magnetic field and the crucible rotation on fluid flow and mass transfer in the vicinity of the crystal/melt interface. Numerical results are obtained for 0 less than equivalent to N less than equivalent to 32 and minus 0. 1 less than equivalent to s less than equivalent to 1. 0, where N is the magnetic interaction parameter and s is the ratio of crucible to crystal rotation. Asymptotic results are obtained for the velocity field for large N and agreement is good for N greater than 4. The analysis is extended to the concentrtion field to give asymptotic results for N yields infinity , Sc yields infinity , N/Sc**2 yields infinity where Sc is the Schmidt number. Again the asymptotic results agree well with the numerical solutions. We conclude that the phase of the resulting concentration fluctuations appears to be independent of N and s.