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As you mentioned that you want to enquire about your chances of getting admission into IISc Bangalore.

Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore was established in the year 1909 by the Indian Government. IISc was started with the joint efforts of Jamsetji Nussarwanji Tata, the Government of India

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The KVPY  Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana (KVPY) is a national level scholarship exam. It is a computer-based test to be held in a number of exam cities across the country. For the year 2020, the application form date was from September 6 to

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The cut off marks for the  candidates of different categories in the JEE ( Main ) stream are: 295(General); 230(OBC-NCL); 225(SC); 108(ST), 200(KM) and 230(PH). The cut-off will be assessed as part of trends in previous years, seat availability, reserve groups, labelling scheme, number of applicants and several other

IISC Bangalore doesn't have any MSc zoology course. If you seek admission in IISC then you have to qualify IIT JAM with Biotechnology and you can get admission in Integrated PhD course of Biological sciences.

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congrats for clearing jee mains . taking admissions in iisc bangalore is a tough task but can be achieved . since you are an obc candidate you need to get under 5k-6k rank in jee advance which means you have to score 210-20+ marks in jee advanced .

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Through KVPY/JEE exam, by the end of April IISc receives all the applications. Then with ranks in KVPY limiting a particular cutoff rank, offers are sent to the candidates. Offers are also sent to the candidates via JEE-MAIN, JEE ADVANCED and NEET exam. Still if any seats are

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Now, coming to your question , you can definitely get into IISC Bangalore through JEE Mains rank. Infact there are three ways through which you can get into IISC Bangalore - JEE Mains, JEE advance, KVPY, NEET. The university doesn't conduct it's own