Hello Kishan, 

The University offers a lot of courses like B.Tech, M.Tech, MS, MBA, MBBS, B.Sc [Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Computer Science, etc], MD etc. For each of these courses, the qualifying test is different. So please let us know, which course you are enquiring for. However, you can also read

Hello Kishan,

From 1st of February, IISc is starting the application process for different PhD programmes such as regular Research Programmes PhD / MTech (Research), M Tech/M Des/M Mgt, and Integrated Ph D Programmes.

For more details on IISc, kindly visit the following link:

www.careers360.com/university/indian-institute-of-science-bangalore

Hope this helps you out,

Hello Kishan,

IISc Banglore is great college with providing great placement offers for the students.

If any student who has performed average and a bit more in the academics and has the skills to face the interview will definitely get a good placement,  but what is good can only be

Hii Kishan,

Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana or KVPY is a national level exam conducted by the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore to provide a scholarship to students for pursuing research in Science. For detailed knowledge of KVPY exam, Application form, Important dates, Eligibility criteria and other things, go through the

Hi Kishan....

Yes,The admission into IISC is based on the marks u get in JEE Mains & JE Advanced.

The board sets the cutoff for different exams category and branch wise.So,If you get above the cutoff you have a maximum chance of getting into that college.

Kindly check the following

Dear aspirant,

IISC admission is sort through national level entrance exams jee main and advanced, NEET and KVPY.Admission is in the basis of ranks obtained in these exams.For admission there is no other aptitude test are available as IISER.You have to get a good score in one of the above

Dear Meenakshi,

First and foremost, let me state that IISc Bangalore is a fine choice of institution, especially if you have a disposition towards a career in scientific research (which is very much in demand).

Coming to eligibility, with 60% in 10+2 and PCM as your subjects, you can opt