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this is to inform you that ypu have not mentioned the category you belong to in your question.add details of it . all the very best for your future . 

hey there!

Both of the courses that you have mentioned above are entirely different. One is related with engineering aspects and the other with research aspects in any one specified subject. It is upto you in deciding between these two.In the current scenario I would suggest you to go for the dual degree in any of the IISER's since there are more value and opportunities existing there now when compared to Btech EEE in CET. The number of passouts from IISER's are also a huge factor since it has only limitted vaccancies a small amout of IISER students come out every year but in the case of other numerous passouts are featuring every year. 

Hey

Pls go to the following link and check your eligiblity for IISER admissions.

https://www.iiseradmission.in/?page_id=8

Good Luck :)

Hi, it will be published on June 24,2018(yesterday).

Hello Sanskriti,

Hope you are well.

Best four percentage.means the top four subject in which you have secured highest marks will be considered.

It could be pcm+English or English+cs + pc., Depending on your score in 5 subjects. A comparison is made among 5 subjects and best 4 are taken

Hope this helps.

Goodluck.

yes you can 

There are three channels of admission. Candidates will be admitted to IISER only through these channels.

1. Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana (KVPY) channel

2. Joint Entrance Examination of Indian Institutes of Technology (JEE) channel

3. State and Central Boards Channel (SCB) channel

These channels will be referred to as KVPY, JEE and SCB respectively

Indian nationals, and students belonging to PIO or OCI category are eligible to apply provided they satisfy the eligibility criteria described below.

KVPY Channel

Candidates having a valid KVPY fellowship commencing from 2018-19 academic session are eligible to apply for admissions. Additional cut-off criteria may be applicable.

JEE Channel

Candidates in General category securing a rank within 10000 in the Common Rank List (CRL) of JEE Advanced 2018 are eligible to apply. For candidates belonging to reserved category (OBCNC, SC, ST, PD), their category rank should be within 10000.

SCB Channel

Students who have passed (10+2) level with science stream in 2017 or 2018 with marks equal or above the cut off percentage in their respective boards as given in the table below are eligible to apply. For the candidates belonging to the Non-Creamy Layer of the Other Backward Classes (OBCNC) and Persons with Disability (PD) categories, there is a 5% relaxation. The cut-off percentage for the Scheduled Castes (SC), the Scheduled Tribes (ST) and Kashmiri Migrants (KM) candidates is 55% in (10+2) level for all boards.

Students applying through SCB channel will have to appear in the IISER Aptitude Test which will be conducted at various centres across the country. To calculate your percentage of marks obtained, use the percentage calculation method adopted by your board.

yes you may get,try to attend the councelling.

IISER Aptitude Test is basically a screening test. The eligibility criteria for attending the test itself is kept above a certain standard that only the top students from each school board are eligible to apply. What the admission committee needs to do then is to conduct a test which will filter the best among the best. The test doesn’t have to be super hard as IIT JEE, because the eligibility criteria only makes the top fraction of students in the country eligible.

I have seen the question papers of 2010 and 2011 and they were definitely not as hard as the IIT JEE papers of the respective years. I don’t know how much the difficulty level of the test has increased over the years, but I believe it wouldn’t be as hard as the JEEAdvanced.

All the best for the test. Prepare well.

Hello,

This test is conducted offline.