IISc Bangalore All Questions

Yes, you can participate in all the colleges which are the partipating institutes so through IIT-Jam you can get admission in IISC and if you dont get seat there then IITs and other institutes will be there for you so you can apply if you meet the cut off.

The cut off varies branch, category and IIT to IIT as you have not provided the complete details so I would suggest you to go through the below given links and let me know if you have any further query -

IISC Bangalore Cut off

IIT Cut off

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You should score more then 280 marks in KVPY to get IISc Bangalore in general category.

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Yes, it provides B.SC course. Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore offers admission to its four-year Bachelor of Science (Research) Programme.

Below is the eligibility criteria you can check

The candidates must have studied Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as main subjects during their II PUC / 12th Standard. Candidates who have studied Biology, Statistics, Electronics, Computer Science, etc., in addition to Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics are also eligible to apply. The candidates must have secured a first class or 60% or equivalent grade (relaxed to pass class for SC/ST candidates) in the II PUC / 12th Standard examination.

Selection Criteria-

1- Through KVPY

2- (IIT)JEE-Main: Minimum of 60% (GN), 54% (OBC-NCL), 30% (SC/ST/PWD)

3- (IIT)JEE-Advanced: Securing a minimum of 60% (GN), 54% (OBC-NCL), 30% (SC/ST/PWD)

4- NEET-UG: Securing a minimum of 60% (GN), 54% (OBC-NCL), 30% (SC/ST/PWD).

Reservation for SC/ST/OBC/Person with disability (PWD) and Kashmiri-Migrant (KM) candidates: As per Government of India regulations.

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The cutoff marks varies branches wise. but you require more than 100 score in JEE Main entrance exam and JEE Advance exam pattern keep change every year so exact mark prediction would be difficult it varies year to year. But more than 30% in JEE Advance would be safe side score to get admission in IISC Bangalore.

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It comprises (WT) of very few questions (10 in CSA,7 in SERC) with a time duration of 30mins. The questions are from basic maths and the core subjects.In CSA, questions come from combinatorics, Probability(poissons distribution) and basic questions from core subjects like Operating systems(theoritical question about pipelining),Compilers(finding all possible strings from a given grammer). Some questions are given about filling the blanks with appropriate code in C to implement a particular logic.SERC written test have mostly mathematics(Engineering mathematics also) with just two questions on coding(fill in the blank) a question on limits and co-ordinate geometry.The questions may be of mcq type, fill in the blanks type and short answer type.One has to attempt all questions to stand a chance for interview. The level of complexity is similar to 1 mark questions in GATE exam.In Interview,Very basic questions and application capability would be tested during the interview. Learn the concepts thoroughly and solve as many problems as possible to learn application of them.

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