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Laiba

4.5

M.Stat

Reviewed on Jun 22, 2020

Statistics Degree from ISI!

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Studying at the Indian Statistical Institute in Delhi is one of the best chances you will ever get. The program and institute are renowned for producing skilled students and groundbreaking research.

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Susmita

4.0Helpful

MS, Quantitative Economics

Reviewed on Jun 22, 2020

Susmita's Review On Indian Statistical Institute - [ISI], New Delhi

Admission:

The admission is based on the merit and also the marks obtained in the admission test. After graduating from B.Tech, I filled an online application form for ISI. Dates for the entrance test were released and accordingly I gave the test. Based on the scores, I was shortlisted and later on I was called for an interview round. After testing my knowledge and performance, I was got selected. The branch will be decided based on your performance.

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Debasish

4.5

M.Stat

Reviewed on Jun 22, 2020

Debasish's Review On Indian Statistical Institute - [ISI], New Delhi

Admission:

After graduating from B.Tech, I applied for ISI entrance examination. The online application form has to be filled. Later, a written test is conducted in the given dates. Once you qualify the written test, you need to face an interview round and if you qualify here as well then you are selected for admission. The branch will be given according to your performance and grades.

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Priyanshu

4.2

M.Stat

Reviewed on Jun 14, 2020

Priyanshu's Review On Indian Statistical Institute - [ISI], New Delhi

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I got into this college on the basis of my entrance exam given for the admission. My graduation results were also taken into consideration for the procedure of the application. I also had to pay the admission fee.

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Sayantani

4.3

M.Stat

Reviewed on Jun 14, 2020

Sayantani's Review On Indian Statistical Institute - [ISI], New Delhi

Admission:

I got to know about this institute through the graduates of this college, they had all good things to say about the university. During the admission to the college, my graduation mark sheet was asked with the application form.

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Kanchan

3.3

M.Stat

Reviewed on Jun 14, 2020

Par excellence

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The admission is very easy that in no way means that the quality of students is compromised. By easy I mean it does not need a lot of formalities and just follows some easy and doable steps for all.

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Shourjo

3.7

MS, Quantitative Economics

Reviewed on Jun 14, 2020

So soo good college

Admission:

The admission process of the college does not really issues a merit list but an All India level examination is conducted for all the students across India known as GATE. After you appear for this exam then your selection takes place depending on your rank.

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Sakshi

4.5

MS, Quantitative Economics

Reviewed on Mar 9, 2020

My college Review

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I appeared for an entrance exam which was organized by the institute themselves. The entrance exam was basic but I was nervous about the interview. My interview lasted for almost half an hour and then I was finally granted admission.

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ananya roy

4.6

M.Stat

Reviewed on Mar 9, 2020

Best Statistical College

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I am very much satisfied with Indian Statistical Institute and their undivided dedication towards the research work. College campus is pretty good and we had access to all the latest research and analytical tools. First hand experience of these tools was very valuable.

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Ananya roy

4.5

M.Stat

Reviewed on Mar 3, 2020

Best place for a Research Program

Admission:

I got admission on the basis of my entrance test scores. Actually, after clearing the entrance exam I was called for the interview round. My interview was very critical, the panel tore me to shreds but I handled most of the questions pretty decently.

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ISI New Delhi: 1 Answered Question

What are reviews about ISI (Indian Statistical Institute) placements and MS programmes at centres in Delhi, Bengaluru and Kolkata?

Tarun ChakrabortyStudied at Indian Statistical Institute (2017)

Having to know some people studying at both Simsree and KJ Somaiya and here are some things that you should know. They both are equally good.

Both the institutes, for their MMS course, teach the same syllabus specified by the University of Mumbai. So, according to the content, there is no difference.
This is generally a good thing that you are specializing in something that roughly 4 to 5% of the batch will specialize in.
It is not as difficult for the placement committee to get companies with specific profiles.
The institutes have been there for a fairly long time and both have a steady pool of recruiters. Therefore, placements are not very problematic.
Having said that, placements depend on multiple factors, and nothing can be guaranteed.
K J Somaiya has more full-time faculty members whereas SIMSREE has more visiting faculty members. But cannot say the same about the operations specialization.

Irrespective of where you go, your responsibility is to get better, participate in competitions, do certifications, and improve yourself holistically. The institute cannot impose anything if you have no intention of doing it.

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