Hi Nischal,

Iisc doen't participate in josaa counselling.For securing admission into Iisc,bangalore one needs to fill up the application form of the institute.The institute takes admission on the basis of jee,neet and kvpy.You need to secure a very good rank to be selected there.

Note- Last date to fill the application form of institute is 30.04.2019.

Hope it helps.

yes IISC BANGALORE offers MS IN EMBEDDED SYSTEMS OR VLSI DESIGN.

Applicants must have to apply formally for this M-Tech program to become eligible for admissions. After screening based on the GATE score, applicants will be called for an aptitude test and interview, which will be conducted during April 23 and 25, 2019. The number of students to be called will be approximately 15 times the number of seats. This will determine the GATE cut off scores. Only those who clear the written test will be called for interviews. Final selection will be based on GATE and performance in the aptitude test and interview. The question paper for the written test is set for the duration of 1 hour and 30 minutes Questions will be mostly from the GATE ECE syllabus, having a focus on Digital/Analog circuits, Semiconductor devices & its physics, Mathematics, etc. Written test will be subjective in nature and will be designed to test your (i) real-world problem-solving ability, (ii) approach to analyze & solve engineering problems, (iii) general aptitude and (iv) scientific aptitude.

Qualification and Eligibility: BE/ B Tech or equivalent degree with a GATE Paper in EE; EC; CS and IN.

Areas of Specialized Study: Semiconductor Devices and Technology; Nanoelectronics Devices; Microelectronics Lab; Physics and Design of Transistors; Carrier Transport in Nanoelectronics Devices; Digital VLSI Circuit; Analog VLSI Circuits; Semiconductor Device Modelling; Optoelectronic Devices; Design of Power Semiconductor Devices; Reliability of Nanoscale Circuits and Systems; RF IC and Systems; Photonics Integrated Circuits and Digital Systems Design with FPGAs.

M-Tech in “Microelectronic Systems” has been renamed to “Microelectronics and VLSI Design” IN IISC Bangalore.

ALL THE BEST :)