The syllabus of aptitude test generally follows the NCERT syllabus for classes XI and XII. The model questions for the aptitude test are available and you can access them from the link given below-

http://www.iiseradmission.in/index.php/pages/syllabus

Hello Aspirant,

IISER merit list will be given in 2 methods. One is students applying through KVPY and jee advanced channel .This merit list will be prepared on the basis of marks secured by the candidates in KVPY (marks in 10+2 and KVPY fellowship) and JEE Advanced 2020. Other is

• Number of candidates appearing.
• No. of seats available.
• Difficulty level of the exam.
• Your Board or council.

Dear Sethu,

IISER i.e,  Indian Institution Of Science and Research, admits student by three channels and these are:

1. Kishore vaigyanik prosthan yojana (KVPY)

2. IIT-JEE (advance) and

3. Date and central board (SCB).

So, yes you can apply for IISER through SCB and JEE.

Good luck.

Thank you!

Hi Sanket!

Competitors who have finished 10+2 or equal level test with science stream in 2019 or 2020 are qualified to apply for admission. Applicants will be admitted to IISER just through after three channels.

1. Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana ( KVPY ) channel
2. Joint Entrance Examination ( JEE-Advanced ) of

Hello Advika !!
Aptitude test of IISER admission via SCB channel ,actually this test includes of four subjects they are biology,chemistry,physics and mathematics with equal weightage.To apply via scb, a candidate should cross the eligibility criteria ,i can provide you the sample papers of this test  and for more details

Hi,

The combined total number of seats available all IISERs for BS-MS degree programme is 1481. A maximum of 50% seat will are located through KVPY and JEE advanced channels.The other 50 percentage seat is filled through SCB channel that is based on the rank of IISER  aptitude test

Hope

Hi Pranav

You can write the IISER Aptitude Test only twice and that too in consecutive years. You can give it only in the year you passed your 12th board exams (1st attempt) and the year just after your 12th exams (2nd attempt). Hence you cannot write the test after