u/nihilisticone24

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Hey guys

I am building a exclusive online jee coaching exclusively for partial droppers with a very low fee ( not mentioning the name here)

I have got the teachers design the course in a very concise manner covering jee + college pcm fundamental as college subjects are linked to it and are same for every college

I have also added weekly live classes with IITians

So,

Every partial dropper seeing this post please let me know all the suggestions , inputs you guys have so I can make it the most useful resource for you guys

Because every kind of student deserve a second chance

And just because due to some reasons they couldn't take a complete drop doesn't mean they cant go to a better college

Hello everyone,

I have a query regarding ISI's admission rules and would appreciate guidance from current students or alumni.

Suppose I am currently completing the 3rd year of my B.Tech at another university in Hyderabad. If I receive admission to the B.Stat program at ISI Kolkata, would it be permissible to continue my 4th year at my current university while simultaneously pursuing the 1st year at ISI?

A few points for context:

Managing travel is not an issue.

I can maintain the required attendance at ISI.

My current university has minimal academic workload in the final year, and I would only need to attend examinations and hardly a few classes.

My question is not about whether it is practically manageable, but whether ISI officially permits simultaneous enrollment in another full-time degree program, or whether students are required to withdraw from their previous institution before joining ISI.

If anyone has firsthand experience or knows the official policy, I would be grateful for your insights.

Thank you.