<p>MIT is a science/math school so I know there'll be a lot of us there, but approximately what percent of each class is Indian? And also, do the Indians stick to themselves or mingle with other races?</p>
<p>MIT doesn't separate enrollment data by specific subgroup -- the best number I can get you is that the class of 2010 is approximately 30% Asian, and that includes students who identify themselves as being ethnically Indian (this is straight from [url=<a href="http://ben.mitblogs.com%5DBen%5B/url">http://ben.mitblogs.com]Ben[/url</a>], whose office I am in at the moment).</p>
<p>Sorry that's not more precise.</p>
<p>:D I'm Indian! I'm in a group for indian's in class of '10 on facebook and there are 35 members...so probably that's about half the actual population. Once I get there I can tell you more about keeping to themselves i guess, but I probably will mingle plenty.</p>
<p>Well, in terms of graduate students, the Indian Institute of Technology is the #2 feeder for MIT grad school (#1 being MIT undergrad). So there are definitely a lot of Indians on campus, but not necessarily studying undergraduate fields.</p>