The B.Math.(Hons.) degree programme offers comprehensive instruction in basic mathematics along with rudimentary courses in Probability, Statistics, Computing and Physics. It is so designed that on successful completion, the students would be able to pursue higher studies in the areas of Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science, Mathematical Physics etc. or take up a career in applications of Mathematics. The total duration of the B.Math.(Hons.) programme is three years. This programme is offered at Bangalore Centre only.

In order to be eligible for admission, a student should have successfully completed 10+2 years of Higher Secondary Education (or its equivalent) with Mathematics and English as subjects 12 of study. Any student who is asked to discontinue the B.Math.(Hons.) programme is not eligible for readmission into this programme.

Candidates who have successfully cleared the Indian National Mathematical Olympiad (INMO) test, conducted by the National Board for Higher Mathematics, Department of Atomic Energy, Govt. of India, need not sit for the written test; such candidates would be directly called for interview. However, such candidates are required to apply, like all other candidates, in the prescribed application form.

All other candidates applying for admission to this programme, have to take written tests comprising objective type and short-answer type questions in Mathematics at the Higher Secondary level (10+2 years' programme). Based on their performances in the tests, a number of candidates are called for Interviews. The final list of candidates selected for admission to the programme is announced after the interviews.

A candidate who has applied to the B. Math. (Hons.) programme shall have only one option at a subsequent stage to seek admission to the B. Stat. (Hons.) programme of the Institute. Candidates desirous of exercising this option must inform the Dean of Studies of their decisions either in writing or by sending an e-mail (dean@isical.ac.in) so as to reach him latest by 20 May.

The three-year programme consists of a total of thirty courses distributed as five courses