All the faculty here are very professional and friendly at the same time. They are expert in the field of their research. It is the premium quality of this institute. You can approach them whenever you like, they will do their best to help you. The student to Prof. ratio is very nice unlike other colleges as there are very few students who get selected every year. Most of the faculty are active in research and they have earned their PhD from the named foreign universities from famous mathematicians, so their recommendations are very powerful and will help us to get into abroad universities.

Good student-professor ratio, great research environment, some of the best faculty in mathematics, and no tuition fees are the factors that made me choose this university. For admission to the program, an admission test named the ISI entrance exam is organized consisting of 2 stages - MCQ and Subjective. The MCQ questions are pretty much standard, whereas the Subjective questions have an olympiad flavor to them. Going through the book "TOMATO" gives a pretty good idea of the questions and solving the said book pretty much prepares you for the exam. The cutoff is roughly around 190-210 out of 360, where the MCQ paper has a weightage of 120 and the Subjective has 80. The total marks of a candidate is 1×(Marks in MCQ)+3×(Marks in Subjective).

Admission to the college is based on the admission test. Around 2-3lakh sit for the exam. There are only 50 seats. There is an interview round. The questions in the admission test include both objectives and subjective. The best way to prepare is to solve problems. Also, make sure that you have a habit of writing mathematical proofs rigorously.