IISc Bangalore All Questions

Hello,

The admission procedure in IISc starts in the month of February/March. It offers courses of UG and PG level in several disciplines. The basic selection criteria is based on the entrance exams scores obtained by the students.

1. For getting Admission in B.sc research a student should have passed 10+2 from a recognized board. Candidates should also have scores for exams like NEET/KVPY etc.

2. Candidates should have a bachelor's degree to get Admission in PG degree.

3. For Admission in PG courses, candidates should have valid scores of exams like CAT/GMAT/GATE etc.

4. If interested in P.hd then the candidate must have cleared a B.sc degree in relevant field. JAM/JEST scores are also required to get Admission in Integrated P.hd

5. The Institute provides reservation criteria as well.

Hello,

IISC Bangalore is one of the prestigious Colleges in India. The placements are also good in the college. As per the official statistics mentioned on the website the average package goes around 10-12L and the highest is around 30-40L. The internship are also provided by the college.

For other information you can check this link:

https://occap.iisc.ac.in/

Hi Damitha ,

IISC is one of the best universities in India for research activities . Students can apply for admission in IISC through national level exams like KVPY , JEE ADVANCED and NEET . After applying they have their own procedure of selection . Now coming to your question specifically , the answer will be no . You can't get into an eminent institute like IISC with just a 500+ NEET score . Even 500+ NEET score doesn't assure you a government MBBS seat either . As per my knowledge there is no private seats in IISC . For getting admission in IISC firstly you should have very good rank in NEET or JEE ADVANCED or KVPY and then again you have to prove yourself in their selection procedure or interview maybe . All the best .

hi,

right now iisc bangalore offers post graduate  courses on (M.Tech., M.Mgt., and M.Des) , iisc bangalore offers integrated  bs+ms science program on 5 subjects, which admission is done by kvpy, jee main or jee advanced test score after completing 10+2 course. if you have already passed bsc course you may appear in iit jam exam for msc admission in iits.

Hello aspirant

IISER Mohali and IISc Bangalore does not offer btech in nanotechnology, so you cannot apply for the same. Some Colleges which do offer btech in nanotechnology are as follows:-

• SRM institute of science and technology
• School of engineering and technology, jain university
• Amity school of engineering
• Chandigarh university
• NIMS university, Jaipur
• Bharath institute of higher education and research, Chennai
• Bhagwant university

Hope this helps

Hi Rohith!

There is no B.tech course offered at IISc Banglore for 10+2 candidates.They offer only M.tech and Ph.D. Degrees.

Anyways, here's a list of colleges that provide this course (please check the link):

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-nano-technology-engineering-colleges-in-india

Hoping this was helpful

hey !

For qualify to get admission in IISc for M.Sc. you can write JAM exam or GATE Exam after B.Sc. to get admission in IIScs and IITs based on your rank.

Hope it helps :)

Hello.
For the admission process in IISC Bangalore for nanotechnology course a candidate will have to apply from pmrf portal then he will have to select the preferred course then after the candidate need to select the nanotechnology and Engineering centre from the menu list for more details you can refer below link:
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/iisc-bangalore-mtech-admissions
Best of luck.

Hello student admission into Indian Institute of science depend upon course I request you to please help me with your preferable course in Indian Institute of science so that I can provide you exact information.

For M.Tech in Indian Institute of science admission is through GATE ONLY.

Feel free to comment if you have any doubt

Good luck

Hi,
It is quite uncertain and difficult to evaluate the rank for the marks right now but according to past year trends you will surpass the cutoff,but that does not guarantee an addmission, and according to past year trends the cutoff for IISC and IITs goes quite high ,so would suggest you to wait for the actual result.