ISI MSQE RESULTS ARE OUT

[leon]

Congrats everyone who made it.

[Aashna]

chittar and amalgam did you guys get thru?

Congrats everyone :)

@ Aashna , Ni I didnt make it to the inverviews. What about you ??

[amalgamateking]

Yup, I made it through to ISI D :)

Congrts man :)

@onionknight - did you get thru ??

[onionknight]

I did (:

Congrats :)

[prasidhi]

Congrats amalgam and onionknight!  Truly deserved it.

[prasidhi]

What are your plans mittar?
Did you get thru IGIDR or JNU?

[dhruv]

Congrats onionknight and amalamateking!!!!!!!!

[amalgamateking]

Thanks mittar.chardikala, prasidhi and dhruv :)

Got thru JNU ( this is what I really wanted ) :). Igidr God knows what happened , my written marks were good , interview went well still didn't make it to the list. Nevertheless Happy endings

[Anirban]

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[onionknight]

Thank you Dhruv, Prasidhi and Mittar and good luck :)

@ Sam - This whole moot/discussion boils down to what a person really want to do. I have seen many of my batchmates who chose JNU over DSE/IGIDR , DSE over JNU/ISI/IGIDR and in the same way ISI over DSE/JNU/IGIDR. They are all contented with their choices.  

Basically, if you have very mathematical orientation , DSE/ISI is the place for you. If you are looking for placements again DSE/ISI. Both provide good opportunities for research.

JNU has two major advantages, one the positive externality attached to it or the campus feel (ignoring the ideological orientation).Its a great exposure, one can truly explore whatever she/he wants to do. Second, faculty of SSS is great and JNU as a brand will obviously pay well if you are going for further research.

So the comparison when it comes to JNU and DSE/ISI is like comparing apple and oranges. This whole choice comes down to our tastes and preferences ultimately.