Hey bandaru, Greetings !!

Yes, you are eligible for IISC 2019 UG course via the JEE main route

According to their eligibility criteria students must have scored atleast 60% in their class 12th and you must be eligible by your age limit.

all the best!!

Hello Bhupen,

With this marks it is difficult to get into IISc Electrical branch if you belongs to general category but if you belong to any reserve category than you might have some chance.

But it totally depends upon no. Of candidates applying for the admission and also every year the cutoff changes so you can only predict as of now.

But meanwhile I'm providing you the link where you can see last years cutoff of IISc with different branches and different categories so that it will help you to get some idea

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-cutoff-for-iisc-bangalore/amp

Also, you can use below link which will guide you as to which college to choose as per your marks 

https://engineering.careers360.com/gate-college-predictor

Hope this will help you. Feel free to ask any query.

Hello Hritik

If you are getting 49 marks in SC category then Converting into General marks it will be somewhat 74 or 75. This General marks has nothing to do with your selection.

But, yes you can get most of the IIT's and if given chance please go for IITB which is the best for ELectrical.

Now coming to the PSU's - Chances are bleak as the competetion will be high because question was easy this time hence chances are low but still you can get shorlisted in some of them like CIL (conducts their own exam as well), BMEL, ONGC.

Selection wil be fully dependent on your interview and other selection exam part which will be conducted by the respective PSU's

1. JEE Mains is a pan-India entrance examination, conducted for admission into top NITs (National Institutes of Technology), IIITs (Indian Institutes of Information Technology) and a few other state-funded universities.
2. The JEE Mains is also considered as a qualifying examination for the JEE Advanced, which is considered one of the toughest examinations in the world.
3. It provides admits into the prestigious IITs (Indian Institutes of Technology) and ISM (Indian School of Mines), Danbad. Admits to BE (Bachelor of Engineering), BTech (Bachelor of Technology) and B.Arch (Bachelor of Architecture) degrees are provided by the exam.

Eligibility:

1. All students who have passed 12th standard and having an age less than 25 are eligible to appear for JEE Mains.
2. It can be attempted a maximum of 3 times, and the student must have taken up Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects, along with either one of Chemistry or Biotechnology, to be considered eligible.

Details about the exam:

1. The exam has a maximum score of 360, and approximately 1.2 million students appear for it every year across India, to get admitted into the famed NITs.
2. Out of this, around 2 lakh students - half seats being reserved - are considered qualified for JEE Advanced.
3. Until 2017, 12th standard board exam marks were also considered for JEE Mains rankist - at least 75% marks, or in the top 20 percentile in the qualifying examination. Thus, even if your rank scored for Mains were a bit below par, if you’ve performed considerably well in your Boards, you would be able to obtain a seat in the above-mentioned colleges.
4. However, this has been removed this year as Board exam marks are not going to be considered for preparing JEE Mains ranklists.

Syllabus and type of questions:

1. The exam is tougher compared to the boards, with much more conceptual questions and questions of varying difficulty.
2. Subjects being tested include Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.
3. The syllabus to be followed is more or less the same as the Board exam, but more care needed to be applied in answering properly.
4. The questions are of Multiple Choice type, with 4 marks for each correct answer and a penalty of 1 mark for each wrongly marked choice.
5. There is an option for choosing between offline and online exam for BE and BTech students. However only offline mode exists for BArch students.

Hello Aryan,

Actually IISC(Indian Institute of Science) is not an exam, it is a premier institute of India for research sciences. IISC was established for advancement of research and science in India. According to the NIRF university rankings, it was 10th in Asia and 190th in the world according to QS World University Ranking.

IISC offers various undergraduate, postgraduate and research programs in engineering, science, design and management domains.

UG Courses offered- 

The course is offered under undergraduate program Bachelor of Science (Research) program.

For admission to IISC you need to be selected on the basis of-

• KVPY
• JEE Mains
• JEE Advanced
• NEET 

Hi

So to get entry ticked into IISc after 12 

Candidate needs and answer and crack any one of the following exam

1. KVPY

2. IIT JEE

3. NEET

The candidate can get admission into Baclelor of science ( research ) in following subjects

1. Biology

2. chemistry

3. Earth and Environmental studies

4. Materials

5. Mathematics

6. Physics

So this the only entry point after 12 science

IISC is a premier institute in India. IISc stands for Indian Institute of Science. It is a one big institutes which incubates many departments under it. IISc does not have seprately colleges within itself. It has departments.

IISc offers PG and UG

There is no B. tech in IISc

under UG you can study B. Sc ( research ) in

1. Biology

2. Chemistry

3. Earth and Environmental studies

4. Materials

5. Mathematics

6. Physics

Eligibility: 12 std

Qualifing exam : KVPY, IIT JEE, NEET

Now lets talk about PG programmes 

1. Mtech; Mtech ( Research ); Mdes; MMgt

Eligibility: B. Tech , B.E, B. Arch

Qualifying exam: GATE; JEST; CEED; CAT; GMAT

IISc offers M. Tech in all Engineering Programmes.

2. Intergrated PhD

PhD is the bread and butter of IISc.

Students who have studied B. Sc, M. Tech , B. Pharm and M. Pharm can pursue PhD in IISc.

Qualyfing exam :GATE, JEST, JAM