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Hey,

I don't think any IISER in India provides specialised MS programs. They usually offer integrated BS-Ms or integrated PhD programs.

Also there is no astrophysics specialization as such, you do get to study subjects of astronomy and astrophysics. Admissions are done under Integrated PhD in Physics or physical sciences.

As per the internet, IISER KOLKATA in collaboration of CESSI offers this MS Astrophysics with research course. The Institute offers some fellowship and the admission is provided on the basis of both GATE and JEST.

Apart from this I don't get any other IISER's matching with the course description.

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Eligibility criteria for MS in IISER is; bachelor degree in Engineering or Physics with first class or equivalent grade point average and qualification in either GATE or any other national eligibility test such as JEST. Qualify GATE with good percentile and join Integrated PhD (i.e MSc/MTech + PhD) at IISER.

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MSc astrophysics as in is a branch of physics. So out of 29 subjects Gate has to offer you are supposed to go for physics.

Second point is the choice of gate subject should be the one closest to or the same as your undergraduate or BSc or BE

Hello Aspirant...

Astrophysics Colleges in Kerala

-Kerala University - Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala

-Nehru Arts And Science College - Kannur, Kerala

-Kerala University College of Teacher Education, Adoor, Kerala

-Edappal Hospitals Pvt Ltd. ,Malappuram

-KeralaIndian Institute of Space Science and Technology - Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala

-National Institute of Technology Calicut - Calicut, Kerala

Incase youre seriously Interested in Research in Science, have plans to go for a PhD as well have the intellect to crack seat in IISc Bangalore either through JEE or KVPY, you may pursue that definitely. Otherwise prefer IITs, as you have wider options including Placements, Research as well as

hello anusha !!

i am afraid that you may not be able to upload your 12th marksheet after submitting the application form of IISER. If there is a change in the percentage of the marks you secured then there is slight chance for you to do so.

you need to

You have nothing to worry about it. As you have selected the result awaiting option then you should wait for some time and IISER will release notification for the update of marks in the portal. You will have to update the marks at that time online. So you should keep

Hello Archisman!

The IISERs do not release any official cut off to clear the SCB round any year. But there is a generalized analysis of the answer keys by the candidates every year.

It is said that 80+ marks are required by the general category student to secure a seat