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Hello aspirant,

Since you are preparing for NEET 2023, here are some tips you can follow to help prepare better for the exam-

1. You should not begin with the most difficult topics first. Before moving on to the more advanced areas, you must first clear your fundamentals. You must jot down your notes as well as the key formulas. Make a list of the most significant themes on which the majority of the questions will be based, and prepare them thoroughly before moving on to the less important portions.

2. You will be more prepared if you practice regularly. To achieve perfection, you must practice as many questions as possible from each of the areas once you have completed the theoretical principles.

3. Once your course has been covered, you should attempt to complete practice examinations. It provides you with insight into how to manage your time while taking the NEET 2022 exam.

Regularly taking practice tests will help you gain confidence and stamina for the real test. You must evaluate your score and see if you have improved over the course of the tests.

Hope it helps!

Hi,

At ISI, Masters is the minimum qualification for full time job offers. However, there are companies who offers internship opportunities after B.Stat 2nd year or B.Stat 3rd year.

There is ample job opportunities and the salary is pretty good. Average CTC is around 16–17Lpa and highest offer is around 32+ Lpa. Major Recruiters are Goldman Sachs, Capital One, Walmart Labs, Linkedin, UBS, Deloitte etc.

Job role will be Quant/Data Scientist/Business Analyst.

• NO FEES + A stipend of around 40 k a year for UG , in masters it becomes around 65k. ( including contigency grants) .
• Great jobs after passing out : IB , consultancy , risk management , HFT , banking etc. Average salary around 16 lpa . Highest being >30 lpa basic + bonus ( IB bonus is the real exciting stuff) .
• PhD opportunities in MIT , Stanford , University of Coloumbia, UChicago , Max Plank , Texas AMU , LSE etc.

Hope this helps.

Good luck.

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great. It seems like you are taking about the ISI entrance test.

Yes, the ISI admission test has negative marking. For each incorrect answer, one mark is deducted. ISI Admission Test 2022 Exam Pattern is an offline examination that will be held on May 8, 2022. The ISI Admission Test will have a 100-mark question paper. In regards of the exam, questions from physics, mathematics, logic reasoning etc. are asked at the undergraduate level. The paper will be divided into two portions, Part A and Part B, with Part A having 30 marks and Part B having 70 marks.

ALL THE BEST

Hello,

Different coaching institutes which offer coaching classes for admission in M. Stat in Indian Statistical Institute are :

1. Ramanujan school of Mathematics, Baranagar, West Bengal
2. IBPS coaching centre
3. Edusure Bagbazar
4. IIT JAM ISI TIFR Mathematics coaching, Kolkata,  West Bengal

Hello,

The eligibility criteria for ISI Admission test states that the candidate should have successfully completed and passed 10+2 and must have studied and passed English and Mathematics in 10+2 or equivalent examination. There is no age limit so you can give the test. Indian Statistical Institute conducts the ISI admission test 2022 for admissions into the various courses like B.Stat, B.Math, and M.Tech. The authority has released the ISI admission test application form on March 1, 2022, on the official website - isical.ac.in.

Hey Applicant

This is as per the information available on the official website the B.STAT curriculum syllabus of Indian Statistical Institute it covers

Algebra: Sets, operations on sets. Prime numbers, factorization of integers and divisibility. Rational and irrational numbers. Permutations and combinations, basic probability. Binomial Theorem. Logarithms. Polynomials: Remainder Theorem, Theory of quadratic equations and expressions, relations between roots and coefficients. Arithmetic and geometric progressions. Inequalities involving arithmetic, geometric and harmonic means. Complex numbers. Matrices and determinants.

Geometry: Plane geometry. Geometry of 2 dimensions with Cartesian and polar coordinates. Equation of a line, angle between two lines, distance from a point to a line. Concept of a Locus. Area of a triangle. Equations of circle, parabola, ellipse and hyperbola and equations of their tangents and normals. Mensuration.

Trigonometry: Measures of angles. Trigonometric and inverse trigonometric functions. Trigonometric identities including addition formulae, solutions of trigonometric equations. Properties of triangles. Heights and distances.

Calculus: Sequences - bounded sequences, monotone sequences, limit of a sequence. Functions, one-one functions, onto functions. Limits and continuity. Derivatives and methods of differentiation. Slope of a curve. Tangents and normals. Maxima and minima. Using calculus to sketch graphs of functions. Methods of integration, definite and indefinite integrals, evaluation of area using integrals.

Hope it helps!!

Dear Student ,

To get admission in B.Sc Math in ISI Bangalore , Students need to satisfy the following eligibility criteria and appear for one selection exam:

• Need to complete 12th exam with Mathematics and English as compulsory subjects.
• In selection test , there will be objective and short answer type questions based on 12th syllabus .
• Next there will be one Interview, based on the interview, the admission will be finalized .

for more details , you may refer this :

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/indian-statistical-institute-bangalore/bmath-hons-course

Hope this helps !

Hello Aspirant

B.Statistics is also known as a bachelor of statistics. The program is designed for students of commerce. B. Statistics cover the skills required in the commercial field. It involves the study of major subjects such as actuarial science, applied information, economics , business statistics, biostatistics, demography and data analysis, econometrics, energy statistics, engineering statistics, social statistics, psychological statistics, and other related subjects.

The eligibility for the students who wish to pursue B.Stat

The students who wish to pursue a bachelor of statistics are required to complete 10+2 in maths or statistics with an aggregate of 50 per cent of marks or equivalent to it from a recognized board.

The candidates are required to pass 10+2 either in maths or statistics.

Hope it helps!!!!

Hello Student

As you were in class 12 and preparing hard for final examination so you need also save preposition for Indian national mathematical Olympiad exam which is taken in the five stage of tests. It is true that both of the examination is very difficult If the student want to get very good result . Indian national mathematical Olympiad is a School level mathematical test examination which covers the mathematics syllabus of class 11 and 12. So if you try for this exam of Indian National Mathematical Olympiad, it will be better for you to try  after passing of class 12 examination and having  a good result in class 12 try for  INMO.

Hope this will help.

Hello Aspirant,

The INMO is not like typical exams, which require students to answer several questions in a limited amount of time. Its questions necessitate smart and serious thinking. The tasks are rigorous mathematical in nature, rather than the application-based issues that most students are accustomed to. It's evident that visualising the complete solution at once is really tough.

Following are some reference books for these examinations:

1. For beginners, Mathematical Circles by Dimitri Fomin
2. An Excursion in Mathematics is a comprehensive book.
3. Challenges from the Olympiads by C.R. Pranesachar, S.A. Shirali, B.J. Venkatachala, and C.S. Yogananda
4. Problem Primer for the Olympiad by C.R. Pranesachar, B.J. Venkatachala, and C.S. Yogananda

It's all about taking little actions and gradually constructing the solution. The complex-looking answer is made up of a series of simple stages. As a result, while the problems and their solutions may appear to be insurmountable at first, they are very much solvable. The solution will not come to you right away when you see the problem. To begin, you must fully appreciate the issue. Then try to come up with a strategy for resolving the situation. Every solution is made up of a collection of concepts and ideas.

RMO can benefit from the following suggestions:

There is no defined pattern for the RMO, however there is a prescribed syllabus. Concentrate on understanding the concepts and developing the fundamental abilities needed to solve problems and prove theorems. In fact, the first few days of study should be spent avoiding tough tasks and thoroughly reviewing the content.Take at least 1-2 hours per day for at least five to six months to practise maths. As many various types of problems as feasible should be attempted. If you can quickly solve practically all of them, rest confident that your issue selection has to be improved. While working on various tasks, attempt to identify which topics you excel in and which you struggle with. Combinatory, geometry, and number theory must be your primary focus. Solving previous year's papers will help you become familiar with the test's pattern and structure, as well as give you an idea of the required standard. Although memory isn't one of the RMO's most significant talents, having the key theorems and findings at your fingertips will save you time and effort. Get warned and read more carefully if a problem appears to be too simple. Because Olympiad issues are notorious for their deception, the entire test will be a delightful fight.

I hope this helps.

Good Luck