ISI Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The professors here are really knowledgeable and have lots of experience. It's cool that we have teaching assistants too, they're all post-grads doing research. The course sets us up for the industry, which is awesome. Everyone finds the semester exams different  some are harder for some students than others.

Placement: This course is new, so it's hard to know about placements yet. But I think the stuff we learn is super useful in the real world. ISI BC is a top school with a big network of alumni worldwide. It's normal for good companies to give us job opportunities. The course is great for improving our coding skills in R and Python, and we can use these skills in real life.

Campus: They don't offer hostels for this course, but the classrooms are really nice. They have projectors and whiteboards. You can get food three times a day in the mess, plus tea in the evening. They have a gym and sports facilities like volleyball, basketball, cricket, badminton, and table tennis. They're not as good as IITs, though.

Admission: ISI is famous for its math and stats programs. The professors rock at what they do and are super helpful. They're top researchers in the country and really push us to explore different math areas. Great place for research!

Placement: Indian Statistical Institute Bangalore is famous for math and stats. Lots of students here go for higher studies abroad, but those who want jobs get placed too. Everyone does internships in India and abroad. Big companies like Dell, HP, and Boeing hire students here. Placements are great for master's students in math, quality management, CS, and other programs at Indian Statistical Institute.

Campus: The Indian Statistical Institute course doesn't cost anything, and we math students get Rs. 5,000 each month. The classrooms and labs are always clean. Plus, we have free Wi-Fi, medical help, and sports gear. The food in the mess and canteen is tasty. And they give us single rooms to stay in.

Admission: The teachers at ISI Bangalore are top-notch in math and stats. They really care about helping you with any study problems you have. They give us a great education that every student dreams of. Plus, they're easy to talk to whenever you need help. They also push us to do research in different areas.

Placement: Indian Statistical Institute in Bangalore is like a math heaven in India. They've produced some big-name math experts. When it comes to placements, all students get placed here, which is awesome. For Master's, the highest pay package is around 25-30 LPA, while the lowest is 9 LPA, with an average of 13-16 LPA. For Bachelor's, the highest is about 13 LPA, and the lowest is 4 LPA, with an average of 5 LPA. Companies like Dell, HP, Lenovo, and others come here for placements. The math course here is quite unique compared to regular B.Sc. courses. They cover not just math but also bits of Physics, Computer Science, and Statistics, giving you a wide range of knowledge. The Master's courses are top-notch, with detailed studies in management, math, and more. Plus, 90% of students land internships in top institutes all over India. Some even go abroad to places like Massachusetts and Sandford for higher studies. Overall, ISI Bangalore is truly amazing for anyone into math.

Campus: The Math students at ISI, Bangalore get Rs. 5,000 per month stipend, while Masters students get Rs. 8,000. The classrooms and labs are nice and good for studying. They have free high-speed Wi-Fi, medical help, sports stuff, and more. Students get single or double rooms to stay in. The food at the canteen and hostel is tasty and has lots of choices.

Admission: This college is super popular and respected nationwide. The teachers are really good and support us with everything we need. The exams here are harder than in other engineering schools, but if we work hard every day, we can ace them and get high grades.

Placement: A lot of students skipped the placements since they were going for more studies. But for those who did join, the pay was pretty consistent, around 17 LPA. They landed jobs like data analyst and business analyst at cool places like PayPal, Amazon, and Uber.

Campus: The college has old but comfy buildings for studying. There's a cool computer lab and library. The Wi-Fi works great, no issues there. Food quality is good, even professors eat in the mess. The campus clinic is well-stocked. Plus, there's a volleyball court, basketball court, football field, badminton court, cricket field, and table tennis room plenty to keep you entertained.

Admission: The professors at our college are top-notch, some of the best in India. We even have professors who won the Shanti Swarup Bhavnagar award. They're really good at teaching and doing research. The course content is solid, but the exams can be tough.

Placement: Most students here go for higher studies like math or MS abroad, or they do a PhD. But only a few students actually go for placements. Those who do usually end up working as statisticians or mathematicians in areas like machine learning, data analysis, or market analysis. Some students also do internships or research at places like IIT, IISc, or TIFR.

Campus: The facilities here are awesome! Our hostel has 24/7 Wi-Fi, separate rooms with bathrooms, and a cool computer lab. We've got two libraries one in the main building and another in our hostel, where you can even find some storybooks. The food in the canteen is really tasty and not too expensive. Plus, there are indoor games, outdoor sports, and a big playground to hang out in. It's pretty sweet!

Admission: If you love math, ISI is the place to be! The faculty here are mostly math experts, so you'll find support no matter what area you're interested in. They're super encouraging when it comes to research too.

Placement: At ISI, there's only one bachelor's course. The placements are pretty good, especially for R&D and analysts. The course is all about research and it's great if you want to study more in math. If you're thinking about jobs after a 3-year B.Sc. in math, you could land a salary between 5-12 LPA.

Campus: The campus at ISIBC is pretty good. It's not super big, but it's just right for around 100-150 students. The main building looks really nice, and the classrooms are good too. They've got a football ground and a badminton court, which is cool. The hostel and canteens are also nice here.

Admission: The math course here is really special. The teachers are super helpful and we learn from some top mathematicians in India. The curriculum covers both pure and applied math really well. It's a bit tough at first, but it's awesome once you get into it. Plus, the pass rate is around 90%.

Placement: A lot of ISI students go for more studies, but those who went for placements got awesome offers. Placements have been full for the past two years everyone got a job. The highest salary offered is 22 LPA, and the average is 14 LPA. Big companies like Walmart Labs, Chegg, and more hire here. Over 95% of students got internships. They usually land jobs as actuaries, finance pros, data analysts, or bio experts.

Campus: The Wi-Fi on campus is super fast. The library is great, but the classrooms are just okay. The food here is healthy, but not very delicious. We also have doctors who come to campus often. And for sports, we've got big open fields with a football ground and a basketball court.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at teaching. Some of them have won big awards, and others have worked in famous companies. They made hard stuff easy for us, and we never had trouble understanding. The courses help us learn and get ready for more school or real life.

Placement: The college has fewer students compared to others. Students with a B. Math (Hons) degree have a good chance of getting placed like 90-100% success rate. But many students prefer to continue studying, so they often turn down job offers. The highest salary offered was 8.5 LPA, while the lowest was 4 LPA. On average, students got around 5.5 LPA. Everyone landed internships in labs both in India and abroad. Big companies like Dell, HP, Lenovo, Dexlab, and Boeing hire students from here.

Campus: Our campus has everything we need, like good facilities and fast internet. The labs are cool with all the latest equipment and AC. Working there was awesome. Classrooms are nice too - well-lit, lots of seats, and airy. Our library always has new books and magazines, so we never run out of study material. It's great!

Admission: The math teachers here are top-notch. They're really nice and always ready to lend a hand. Each teacher focuses on just one subject, making it easier for us to understand. Passing the midterms is a bit tough, with only 30% making it. Tests, assignments, and quizzes have a 20% pass rate. But the final exams are more doable, with a 50% pass rate. We tackle 5 subjects every semester.

Placement: The salary package here is pretty good, around 18 LPA on average. The highest package is 22 LPA, which is awesome. Almost everyone gets placed, like 100%. Some students choose to study more in India or abroad. People from here end up in cool places like Cambridge, Stanford, and other top universities every year.

Campus: The course is well-organized and the hostel facilities are great. Most students get their own room, while some share a room. The rooms are clean and nice. The food at the mess is good too, with options for both vegetarians and non-vegetarians.

Admission: The professors here are experts who work in big companies. They know their stuff from books and from real life. They're all nice and you can talk to them about any study issues. The course focuses more on doing stuff rather than just learning theory. It really helps us learn practical skills. I got to do a 2-month internship at TVS motors in analytics.

Placement: The course has a 100% placement record since day one. Most students land jobs in data analytics. Last year, the average package was 14 LPA. Walmart Labs offered the highest package at 21 LPA. Everyone snagged an internship this year. The placement cell is super active and organized.

Campus: The college gives us free education, which is awesome. We get Rs. 5,000 as stipend every month. The classrooms and labs have cool stuff like projectors. There's free Wi-Fi, medical help, and sports gear. The food in the mess is decent. The hostel rooms are nice, especially the single sharing rooms for M.Sc students. Overall, it's a pretty good deal.