Hello,

The eligibility criteria for getting into IISc is that candidates must have studied Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as the main subjects in their qualifying examination. Candidates should have a minimum of 60% or equivalent grade in their 10+2 or equivalent examination.

Hence, you must have an overall score or percentage of 60%.

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Hello Anvesha

Yes you can do integrated phD in IISC after bsc in life science .

IISC offers integrated phD to bsc students wh8 wosh to carry out research and pgD soon after their bachelor's course.

This mode is ideal and very competetive.

The admission process required to be qualified with a valid score in entrance exam then the selected candidates are called for personal interview

In the first two years of  integrated phD the students study the basic concepts , core and Elective topics in Biological science .

Students are given short term research projects in the first year

Hello khushabu

Whether You will be eligible to get a seat in iisc depends upon your jee mains score and cut off iisc jee in 2025.

For general category , the candidate must get around 350 rank in jee mains

Around 17000 rank for ews and obc  category

Around 20000 for obc and ews ( female )

Now a days there has been introduced a New method , iiser aptitude test

The eligibility criteria for getting a seat in iisc , the candidate must obtain minimum 60% marks in class xii.

In physics,  chemistry and mathematics.

10 % seats are reserved for women.

Hello Gokul

Yes you may change your mode of course but for that you must have studied biology in class xii , if not then you may give biology exam through any of open universities.  Many universities in India provide this facility that a candidate who wish to appear of singke subject exam or droppers also proceed through open universities. One of the best option is NIOS . It is National Institute of Open Schooling.  NIOS marks are accepted in all universities of India.

Eligibility criteria for appearing Neet is that

The candidate must have completed 17 years of age. The candidate must be an Indian.

The student must have passed class xii with minimum 50 % marks in physics, chemistry and biology from any reputed university.

For details please visit the site given below

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

Hello,

Hope you are doing great.

Answering to your question,
Initially, there is no distinction in terms of value and scope between these degrees. Both M.E and M.Tech offer similar prospects and future opportunities, just as B.E and B.Tech do.

M.E is a course-based master's degree, considered a highly respected and recognized academic qualification. To be eligible for M.E, candidates must have successfully completed a B.E/B.Tech degree.

M.Tech is a two-year postgraduate program designed to provide students with essential practical skills complemented by sufficient theoretical knowledge to foster their development.

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Certainly! Moving from a two-year M.Sc. in Zoology to a Ph.D. in Biotechnology at IISC Bangalore is a feasible path, but it necessitates thoughtful planning. Your M.Sc. should cover key subjects like genetics, molecular biology, and biochemistry, with potential additional coursework or research experience in biotechnology-related areas.

Admission to IISC Bangalore's Ph.D. program is highly competitive. Academic performance, research experience, and publications will play pivotal roles. Successfully clearing the entrance examination and interview is also part of the process.

Establishing connections with faculty members or researchers in IISC Bangalore's biotechnology department is advantageous. Building relationships showcases your dedication and interest in biotechnology research, potentially strengthening your application.

Despite the challenges, if you're passionate about pursuing research in biotechnology, the transition is worth exploring. It's a journey that demands dedication, a solid academic background, and a strategic approach.

Thanks for your questions! Should you require further clarification or assistance, feel free to ask.