IISc Bangalore All Questions

Hello,
I regret to inform you that you cannot get admission in IITs, NITs or IISCs as you have not qualified in GATE.To be eligible to get admission in any college through GATE you need to score the minimum cut off marks specified for the respective branches.Unless you score minimum cut off marks or above you will not get admission this year.Ypu may have to appear next year and score the minimum cut off marks.

Hello,

Only tuition fee will be waived candidates need to pay the rent for hostel and mess at their own expenses.So you have to pay for yourself to stay in hostel and avail mess facility.The amount you need to pay will be informed to you while taking the admission.

Hi,

iisc provide the tution fee waiver to the B.S candidates of sc category.

The fee structure of sc category student is as -

• Tuition Fee (Annual): Fully Waived (for general category student it is 10000)
• Gymkhana Fee (Annual): 1200
• Other Academic Fee: 3700
• Students Emergency Fund (Annual): 300
• Statutory Deposit (Refundable): 7500 (to be paid in the first year only)
• Library Deposit (Refundable): 7500 (to be paid in the first year only)

Hope it helps.

Hello aspirant

IISC Bangalore offers master's degree in  various courses

•msc ( Engineering)

Aerospace engineering

Chemical engineering

Civil engineering

•Msc in computer science and Automation

•Msc in Atmospheric and oceanic Sciences

•msc in Earth Sciences

•Msc in Management studies

•msc in product design and Manufacturing

• msc in sustainable Technologies

•Msc in Super Computer Education and Research

Hi there,

Admission in ug courses are done through various national level exams, like jee, neet, kvpy.

Since you have ckeared kvpy in 11 then after the written there is a interview round also.

Once you qualify both then also to get a ug courses you need to fulfill the 12 eligibility marks cut off also.

I hope this help

Hi,

The admission to integrated M.Sc programs in iisc is taken through the JAM exam followed by a interview.

If you want to do only Master's at iisc you can take exit and opt M.Sc only. In that case a MS thesis must be submitted by the end of third year after giving the colloquium. It means if you leave with msc.degree only you are required to complete it in three years.

After completing the M.Sc from iisc you can do Ph.D course from other university if you want.

Hope this helps.

Hello,

The admission in IISER is done through

• JEE Advanced
• SCB channel
• KVPY channel

Candidates must have passed 10+2 or its equivalent with Science stram in 2019 or 2020.Each year cut off is declared by the officials and candidates who have scored the given cut off marks will be eligible to get admission.Admission is solely based on merit in 10+2 any other result cannot be considered.

For admission in IISC is done through

• KVPY
• JEE Main
• JEE Advanced
• NEET UG

Hi Uma Mahesh Reddy,

As per your rank 266 obc-ncl secured by you, you have very less chance to get a college.Cutoff for  Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology Delhi for OBC-NCL Category goes till rank 125.

IIT Hyderabad cutoff goes from 30-37 for obc category last year. IIIT Jabalpur cutoff goes till rank 54 last year. So, there will be no chance of getting these colleges.

hi,

no there is no restriction to choose pcb or pcm, In questions of SB and SX , there will be four sections in Part I (Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics) and four sections in Part II (Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics).  Candidates  may answer any THREE of the four subjects in Part I and any TWO of the four subjects in Part II. In case candidate attempts  more sections, best of three in Part I and best of two in Part II is considered.

hi,

no, there is no restrictions for kvpy sx exam that you need to give exam in pcm format, the questions pattern of  the streams SB and SX , there will be four sections in Part I (Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics) and four sections in Part II (Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics).  Candidates  may answer any THREE of the four subjects in Part I and any TWO of the four subjects in Part II. In case candidate attempts  more sections, best of three in Part I and best of two in Part II is considered.