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The entry into both the B.Math. and B.Stat. courses are governed by a tough entrance examination consisting of a two-round written exam and an interview. This written examination is common for both the B.Math. and B.Stat. aspirant. The written part for both the streams are held on the same day but usually, it's held in different exam centers: One allotted for B.Stat. and the other for B.Math., so a student cannot opt for both the streams simultaneously. However, there is a provision for changing streams before the final interview.

For now, let us take a look at the pattern for the written interview:

Round 1: MCQ

There will be 30 questions of 4 marks each.

An unattempted question fetches 1 mark

A wrong answer fetches 0 marks.

Time allotted: 2 hrs

There are no provisions for awarding negative marks.

Round 2:

There will be 8 questions

Attempt as many as possible

Marking scheme to be decided by the Institute

Partial marks will be awarded for partial answers.

Usually, even if the student is unable to arrive at the answer but the approach is correct, then partial marks are awarded.

Interview Round :

Conceptual Questions will be asked pertaining to the syllabus

The ISI B.Stat. and B.Math. entrance exam is governed by a deceptively small and nondescript syllabus consisting mainly of the topics covered at school in the 10 + 2 level. This consists of :

Arithmetic

Set Theory

Interpretation of tables and charts

Logical Reasoning

Algebra: Number Theory, Permutation, Combinations, Binomial Theorem, Logarithms, Simultaneous linear equations, Inequalities, Solution of equations, Series, Complex Numbers

Geometry: Euclidean Geometry, Coordinate Geometry - lines, circles, conic sections, polar coordinates; Locus of a point, 3D Geometry

Trigonometry- Identities, Solution of Trigonometric Equations, Heights and Distances, Sine and Cosine Formulae for Triangles

Calculus- Sequences, Functions, Limits, Continuity, Derivative, Maxima & Minima, Definite Integrals, Primitives, Methods of Integration, Evaluation of Areas and Volumes using Integration

Mensuration

ISI 2018 Exam Dates

Eligibility Criteria

Here we are providing the eligibility criteria for various courses offered by ISI:

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• The application fee is Rs. 1000/- for general and all candidates of JRF programmes (irrespective of reserved categories.
• ST, ST, OBC-NCL & PwD applicants are needed to pay Rs.500/- as an application fee.
• Students can make fee payment through net banking, debit/credit card or Bank Challan of SBI bank.

ISI Exam Pattern

• Section: The examination will be conducted in two sections, i.e. Section-1 and Section-2.
• Type of Question: There will be MCQ and descriptive questions will be asked in the examination.
• Exam Duration: The exam duration will be two hours for each section.
• The detailed exam pattern is mentioned here:

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