The ISI result 2027 will come as programme-wise merit lists on admission.isical.ac.in, expected in June 2027. ISI does not publish individual marks; each list ranks registration codes category-wise. In 2026 the B Stat list came on 11 June, B Math on 15 June, and all lists were out by 29 June 2026.
ISI Result 2027
How to check the ISI 2027 merit list, how to read it, the 2026 selection cut-off rules and what happens next.
How to Check the ISI Result 2027
ISI posts each programme’s merit list as a PDF on its admission website, so you check it there rather than through a result login.
- Open the merit lists and allocation page on the ISI admission website, or the announcements on its home page.
- Open the merit list PDF for your programme and admission channel.
- Go to the list for your category, such as GEN(N), GEN(F) or OBC-NCL(N).
- Search for your registration code (for example BST-CC-XXXX) and note your rank.
- Follow the allocation-round notices and the instructions for accepting a seat within the deadline.
What does the ISI 2027 merit list show?
The merit list shows only your serial number, registration code and rank within each category list; marks are not shown. Separate female (F) lists exist because B Stat and B Math have supernumerary seats for female candidates.
What is the expected ISI 2027 cut off?
ISI does not publish cut-off marks. Instead it fixes in advance how many top Test I scorers move to the next stage; the 2026 figures below are the best guide for 2027.
| Programme | Seats | Max marks (Test I / Test II / Interview) | Test I shortlist (Test II graded) | Test II shortlist |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| B Stat | 63 + 16 (female) | 120 / 80 / none | 550 | 160 |
| B Math | 63 + 16 (female) | 120 / 80 / none | 500 | 160 |
| M Stat | 38 | 120 / 120 / 120 | 228 | 60 |
| M Math | 36 | 120 / 80 / 40 | 144 | 60 |
| MS (QE) | 56 | 120 / 120 / none | 150 | 60 |
| MS (QMBA) | 20 | 120 / 120 / 100 | 90 | 45 |
| MS (LIS) | 12 | 120 / 100 / 100 | 72 | 30 |
| M Tech (CS), M Tech (CrS) | 30 and 20 | 120 / 100 / 40 | 350 | 125 |
| M Tech (QROR) | 24 | 120 / 120 / 120 | 90 | 36 |
The qualifying score is the score of the last candidate in that top group; OBC-NCL candidates need 0.9 times it and SC, ST and PwBD candidates 0.7 times it. For the GATE channel to M Tech, the 2026 minimum GATE score was 750 (General, EWS), 675 (OBC-NCL) and 525 (SC, ST, PwBD) out of 1000. Source: 2026, official ISI selection policy for non-JRF programmes.
What happens after the ISI result 2027?
After the merit lists, ISI allots seats online in rounds and then admits candidates physically at the centre.
- Most master’s, M Tech, PG diploma and JRF programmes interview shortlisted candidates before the final merit list. B Stat, B Math and MS (QE) have no interview.
- ISI gives sleeper-class rail or bus fare for the interview to shortlisted SC and ST candidates and those with a BPL card.
- Allocation rounds follow the merit lists; in 2026 the first three rounds for the ISI Test channels ran from 2 to 10 July 2026.
- Eligibility is checked by hand against your original documents at the interview or admission stage, and candidature is cancelled if you do not qualify.