M.Sc. in Statistics
Science (M.Sc.)
Shortlisted by 537+ Students
Location: Delhi/NCR
Duration: 2 YEAR
Regular / Offline
Average Fees: ₹ 51800
Highlights Hindu College’s M.Sc. in Statistics is built for students who thrive on numbers and data-driven reasoning. Over two years (four semesters), the programme deepens your understanding of theoretical statistics and practical applications—from designing experiments to interpreting real-world datasets. Coursework includes statistical modeling, hypothesis testing, econometrics, and computational methods paired with lab sessions. The department’s small cohort size supports meaningful interaction with experienced faculty and fosters a collaborative learning atmosphere. Admission is through the CUET PG exam, and final selection is strictly based on merit, with seats allocated according to DU’s reservation norms. Nearly all students complete the programme ready for roles in analytics firms, research labs, or further academic pursuits.
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About Hindu College, Delhi
Hindu College, established in 1899 by Late Shri Krishna Dassji Gurwale in Kinari Bazar, Chandni Chowk, has grown from a modest boarding house into one of India’s most prestigious institutions. Initially founded with the help of Delhi’s prominent citizens, the College moved in 1908 to a new campus in Kashmiri Gate, where a hostel was also constructed. From its inception, Hindu College was deeply intertwined with India’s freedom movement—its trustees and students actively participated in the Swadeshi and boycott movements, with revolutionary figures like Master Ameer Chand among its early board members. The College transitioned to the University of Delhi in 1922 and pioneered democratic student governance with its unique College Parliament. Over the decades, Hindu College has welcomed historic visits by leaders such as Mahatma Gandhi, Rabindranath Tagore, and Pt. Nehru, while his students played key roles in the national movement, including during the Quit India and Non-Cooperation campaigns. With continued academic excellence, infrastructure development, and active student engagement, the College moved to its current 25-acre campus in 1953, where it also expanded its academic offerings including programs like the Master of Science Degree. It has since grown to include science blocks, a renowned auditorium, hostels, a strong placement cell, and numerous vibrant student societies. In recent years, the College has secured top national rankings across streams, signed global academic MoUs, and launched new initiatives like industry-academia collaborations and the Vidya Vistar Scheme. Even during the pandemic, it adapted swiftly to online learning and community outreach. Today, Hindu College stands as a symbol of academic brilliance, progressive values, and nation-building, carrying forward its rich legacy into the future.
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