NISER Bhubaneswar All Questions

The cut off for NISER changes every year. The cut off depends on various factors. These factors include the number of applicants, total number of seats, minimum marks secured, previous year cut off trends, the difficulty level of exam and many more other factors. The last year's cut off rank for NISER was 800 for General category and 280 for the OBC category. On comparing with last year cut off, there are chances of getting a seat in NISER.

Hello,

Here is the cutoff for NISER Bhubaneshwar

General - 800

SC - 150

ST - 30

OBC - 280

PWD - 6

JK - 3

So considering this you have a good chances of getting into NISER.

Hello Suhana,

NEST is a compulsory test for students seeking admission to National NISER, Bhubaneswar and University of Mumbai DAE CEBS, Mumbai. The cutoffs vary with each category and it is mainly decided based on the number of seats available and the number of applicants every year. More than your marks your rank is what decides the admission chances. The percentile you need to have a fair chance is 90+ and for your category the previous year cutoff rank for NISER was 280 and for CEBS it was 60. A safe score in this exam is above 120.Hence you have less chance for admission.

Visit the below article for more details on cutoffs:

https://university.careers360.com/articles/nest-cutoff

All the best

Hello Aspirant,

Yes , you have a fair chance to get admission into NISER . The cutoffs depends on factors like number of seats available, number of candidates applying , difficulty level of the paper etc. The last year NISER NEST cutoff for general category was 800 and you have 473 so do not worry. The counselling is about to start on 22nd October for NISER.

For more details on counselling :

https://university.careers360.com/articles/nest-seat-allotment

All the best

Hello Aspirant,

The cutoffs vary with number of seats available, number people applying , difficulty level of the exam etc. The previous year cutoff for NISER for general category was 800. Hence, your chances seems to be low but you may attend the counselling and see. The counselling for NISER is about to start on 22nd October. The below links may help you get more information on this :

https://university.careers360.com/articles/nest-seat-allotment

For cutoff info:

https://university.careers360.com/articles/nest-cutoff

All the best

Hello Sagar,

The NEST cutoff is decided based on number of seats available, number of people applying , previous year cutoff trends, difficulty level of the exam etc. Based on 2019 cutoffs the NISER cutoff for general category was 800. Hence , your possibility for a seat seems low. However the first round of counselling is about to happen on October 22nd, so you may attend all the counselling rounds and see your chance.

Visit the below links for more info on NEST:

https://university.careers360.com/articles/nest-cutoff

https://university.careers360.com/articles/nest-seat-allotment

All the best

Hi,

The NEET exam is an entrance test for admission to undergraduate courses of medical and allied medical health sciences after class 12th. The paper is multiple choice question type and question are asked from following subjects -

Physics

Chemistry

Biology.

So while preparing for neet exam if one give other entrance exam for which the syllabus is almost same like neet it will benefit to him/her.

hcu entrance exam, ICAR ug entrance exam, IISER aptitude test all are the entrance exam for admission to undergraduate courses after class 12th. The eligibility rule to apply these courses may vary.

However if the syllabus for these exam is same as that of neet exam it will definitely help you to carck these type of entrance exam.

Hope it helps.

Hello student,

Niser stands for national institute of science education and research. And IISER stands for Indian institute of science education and research. Both are excellent institutes in the terms of academics and faculties for ug degrees.

Niser is under DAE the government of India And Iiser is under MHRD. The course structure is different totally. All of the faculties are from various NIT or IITs forgot to institutes.

In niser you can get A summer internship which is quite helpful for experience and CV. But this kind of internship unknot happen in all all IISERs.

If you have a good CGPA you can directly take admission in bhabha atomic research centre from niser. But in iiser there is not this kind of facility.

Otherwise there is no no difference between them.

So I can prepare you to niser

If you want to stay away from the headache of admission process entrance test again and again than no doubt you should go for NISER.

But if you can prepare for a competition and work hard you should definitely go for msc from iit because the environment of an iit  is far better then niser and many international companies will be there to help you.

all the best

Yes sir, You can apply for jobs in ISRO,DRDO,BARC,ARDE etc after doing  the dual degree BS-MS programme from IISER or NISER. You can also apply for other government research organizations . But you need to see the advertisements of that organisations because  the IISER's and NISER's dont have campus placements  like IIST to get jobs in these organisations.