ISI MS (QE) / 2026 official scope

ISI MSQE Syllabus for Mathematics, Statistics and Economics

Use ISI's current MS (QE) admission syllabus across Mathematics, Statistics, Microeconomics and Macroeconomics, then connect verified PEA paper evidence to the relevant area.

Official areas

4

Verified PEA sets

9

Verified questions

270

Programme

MS (QE)

Mathematics

The official scope includes algebra, linear algebra and calculus, with optimisation, integration, convexity, constrained optimisation, implicit functions and homogeneous or homothetic functions.

Statistics

Prepare elementary probability, descriptive measures, correlation and regression, standard distributions, conditional probability, Bayes' theorem, sampling, estimation and hypothesis testing.

Microeconomics and macroeconomics

The current syllabus covers choice, production, markets, games, public goods, externalities and welfare alongside national income, Keynesian and IS-LM models, money, inflation, open-economy macroeconomics and growth models.

Evidence boundary

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What is public and what stays protected

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  • Preparation and review method

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Frequently asked questions

What is the current ISI programme name?

ISI calls the programme Master of Science in Quantitative Economics [MS (QE)]. MSQE remains a common compact search label.

Which subjects are in the 2026 admission syllabus?

The official syllabus has Mathematics, Statistics, Microeconomics and Macroeconomics sections.

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