ISI Kolkata All Questions

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ISI stands for Indian Statistical Institute Bangalore is a college affiliated with AIU and ISI approved by the UGC.
To get admission in ISI Bangalore, one needs to clear the ISI Admission Test  and once you will clear then you will be called for Personal Interview based on the score obtained in the ISI Admission Test.

Eligibility Criteria for PG program requires a candidate to have a 3-year Bachelors degree in Economics/ Mathematics/ Statistics/ Physics OR B.Stat degree from the Indian Statistical Institute OR Engineering degree.
Candidates should have knowledge of Economics and Mathematics at the B.A./B.Sc. pass level), are eligible to apply for the M.S.Q.E. program.


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Hello,
For obtaining a degree in statistics, you can apply in other reputed universities such as Delhi university, pune university, university of madras, and bangalore University.
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Following is a list of the courses which ISI offers:

Undergraduate Programs

(1). Bachelor of Statistics (B.Stat)

(2). Bachelor of Mathematics (B.Math)

for further information regarding courses/ programs at ISI, kindly visit:

https://www.isical.ac.in/content/undergraduate

Yes, According to my knowledge, these two books are sufficient for clearing the ISI's Entrance exam. As one of the above two books is self prepared by ISI and is helpful for the students to get concept clearly.

For solving some basic problems of the pattern (which ISI follows for its entrance exam), you can go through first of the two books mentioned.

Hii aspirants

let me clear your doubt

Its dissappointing but there is no proper solution book of tomato.. Tst level for 10+2 mathematics published by isi.

And I will suggest you to solve this book by yourself if you want to crack this exam. Because behund every question there is a concept and so when you will able to solve the problems by yourselves  it will establish your understanding of the fundamentals. and your chances to crack the exam will go up.

I hope my answer will be helpful for you

Good luck

hi,

see isi is one of the prestigious institute for pursuing b.state course. if you are a mathematics lover this is the best place for you. during form filling it need to mention that whether you are applying for b.state or b.math, however cutoff marks for b.state is lower than b.math. however you may find some difficulty if you have not statistics in 10+2 course. you need to buy a book which is test of mathematics of 10+2 level , this books is generally called TOMATO, which published by isi. here you may get the details idea of what type of questions asked in isi in b.state entrance test. give most importance in probability, set theory, number theory, combinatorics for b.state entrance preparation.

Hello Mukesh,

Isi kolkata entrance examination is going to be held on may 10, 2020. The application for Ug program will be available in the month of february. You can access the given past year paper from the link given below to know the exam pattern and syllabus also.

https://www.isical.ac.in/~admission/IsiAdmission2017/PreviousQuestion.html

For B.Stat you can apply if you fulfill the following requirements:
In order to be eligible for admission to this programme, an applicant must have successfully completed 10+2 years of Higher Secondary Education (or its equivalent) with Mathematics and English as subjects.

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Make a study plan :-

During exam preparation, a study plan helps you study effectively and minimises the level of your stress. Before creating a study plan for yourself, you should find out  everything that needs to be covered for the exam

Write short notes by your own :-

While you study for the ISI Admission Test, making short notes can prove to be beneficial for you. Highlight the key terms, formulas and concepts, and make sure that you understand them. Short and brief notes can help you retain more information for a longer period.

Practice more :-

To get a feel of the real entrance exam, you should start practising under exam conditions so that you can give your best on the exam

Dear student, to be very honest this isn't a good way to manage PCM. These 3 subjects require equal amount of dedication and most important consistency. If you are regular with them they won't disappoint you. You can divide equal slots in a single day for each subject or if it becomes hectic for you then the least you can do is to study 2 subjects in single day and alter the combination for next day and so on. In this way you won't forget the concepts and as Maths and Physics require more practice so if you leave them for 2 days then you have to start from reading the concepts then solving problems.

All the best

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