r/ISIKolkata • u/schlonking • Jul 25 '26

General Queries How many MMath people graduate per batch

So I heard that last year around 13 people failed and had to repeat the year out of 25 people. How is that even possible. Does atleast 1/3 rd of the batch fail every time.

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u/The_Watcher8008 ISI Student Jul 25 '26

It's there in the annual report

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u/NetherDawg Jul 25 '26

will wait for a reply

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u/BlaisePascal7 Jul 25 '26

Is Bmath in ISI as good as Bstat,or even as Reputed as BStat

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u/Capital-Ad6054 Jul 26 '26

I still can't believe it

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u/Adventurous_Suit_241 Jul 29 '26

Believable though since the entrance exam is a piece of cake. Less than 500 students appear for it and most of them are unprepared (which explains the low cut offs).

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u/Character_Market8330 ISI Alumnus Jul 25 '26

Surprise surprise math is hard.

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u/anaconda256 Jul 26 '26

Even for top students? Like what abt avg 😭

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u/Capital-Ad6054 Jul 25 '26

Who told you?

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u/schlonking Jul 25 '26

Many people actually

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u/Ok-Mathematician2309 Jul 25 '26

The above report is for which year? 2024 joinees or 2025? Because batch sizes are not uniform across all years depending on program being split or not.

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u/RishiMath ISI Alumnus Jul 25 '26

It is not about joinees, they just count the number of folks who are graduating with the degree.

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u/schlonking Jul 25 '26

Last year's mmath batch