Abstract. The character of the excited levels of 115in was analyzed through the decay ol 1~5~Cd and ~5"Cd. Beta and gamma-ray spectra were recorded, and beta-gamma and gamma-gamma coincidences as well as gamma-gamma angular correlations were performed. Several semiconductor detectors have been used, such as Si(Li) and intrinsic germanium of different volumes and efficiencies. New results on the gamma (35)-gamma (232) angular correlation are presented, as well as confirmatory ones on the gamma (35)-gamma (493) and gamma (484)-gamma (934). Mixing ratios for all these cascades with the corresponding sign are established. The shape factor of the beta spectrum to the 1 291.2-keV level is determined for the first time, and a confirmatory value for the shape factor of the beta spectrum to the 934.4-keV level is obtained. Gamma-gamma coincidence experiments show that the 105.3-keV gamma ray follows the 485-keV transition. Theoretical calculations were made to fit the experimental results by using the generalized semimicroscopic model. State vectors for some even-parity states are presented as well as theoretical branching and mixing ratios, and nuclear lifetime.