IISc Bangalore All Questions

Dear Divya,

Selection is based on merit list of one of the following national level exams and also the minimum percentages for each category:

JEE-Main: General-60%, 54%-OBC-NCL, 30%- ST/SC/PWD

JEE-Advanced: General-60%, 54%-OBC-NCL, 30%- ST/SC/PWD

Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana (KVPY)

To know further details about KVPY program: https://www.careers360.com/news/10109-all-about-kvpy-scheme-for-science-students

Eligibility: 

Students who have completed 12th standard with a minimum of 60% or First class or equivalent grade

Students must have Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics in +2 compulsorily; Biology, Statistics, Electronics and CS: Any of these can be additional subjects.

To know more about getting into IISc: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/iisc-bs-admission

Hope this helps!

Hi Raj

The cutoff marks for shortlisted candidates in different categories in the JEE (Main) stream were: 295(General); 196(OBC-NCL); 150(SC); 108(ST), 181(KM) and 181(PH). Among the above-shortlisted candidates, those who have secured less than 275 marks in JEE(Main)need to attend the interview.
 
Which means if you clear the cut-off from your category and your marks are above 275 you don't have to attend any interview
They don't care about board marks for admission through JEE- MAINS. Only your score in JEE-MAINS counts.

hope you will get definitely because ur rank deserves it mriganka Banerjee

Hi,

Since you have not mentioned the name of course, so I am assuming you talking about the B.Sc course in IISc.

This year, offers were made to SC category applicants selected with ranks of up to 74 for KVPY-SA-E and 154 for KVPY-SX-E streams in IISc's B.Sc course.

Source: https://www.iisc.ac.in/ug/news.html

Hi... Kubera

NEET exam is conducted for admission into medical courses in private and government colleges for courses  such as MBBS and BDS.

Courses offered in IISc are as follows:-

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) in the following subjects-

• Biology
• Physics
• Mathematics
• Chemistry
• Earth and Environmental Science

So, whichever you prefer is upto you.

Hi there,

Admission will be using merit list of national level entrance exams KVPY, JEE (Main and Advanced), and NEET. Students who appear in followingentrance exams are eligible to apply for IISC 2018 Admission. NEET UG (Appearing in 2018 and securing a minimum of 60% (GN), 54% (OBC-NCL), 30% (SC/ST/PWD)). So, at the time of counselling for NEET participants, there is hardly some 10–20% seats will be left for spot counselling so the cut off marks for shortlisted candidates in different categories in the AIPMT/NEET stream will be: 600(General); 390(OBC-NCL); 390(SC); 216(ST), 362(KM) and 362(PH).

Thank you 

Hey Ravi, I couldnt find any such course at IISc Bangalore. It is an Institute with research fields focussed so no B.tech courses are offered by them. Infact, the only UG program they offer is Bachelor of Science. You have scored less marks in Jee mains but still you can look for other engineering colleges offering this course. Since you have sc quota you may get some advantage. Here I am providing you the list of engineering college offering aeronautical engineering qualified through jee mains (https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-engineering-colleges-in-India?f%5B0%5D=sm_college_course_level%3AUG&f%5B1%5D=sm_college_degree%3AB.E%20/Btech&f%5B2%5D=sm_course_offered%3AAeronautical%20Engineering&f%5B3%5D=sm_quali_exam%3AJEE%20Main). I hope this will be helpful for you and provide you an insight of the various options available and which to choose the best.

The last year cutoff of IISC Banglare through JEE Mains is as follows.

 IISc cutoffs through JEE Main were:

Category                 JEE  Main Score

General                        295

OBC NCL                      230

SC                                225

ST                                 108

Kashmiri Migrant        200

PH                                 230