IISER Mohali All Questions

Hello Dear,

If you do your BS (Bachelor of Science), MS (Masters of Science) and PHD (Doctor of Philosophy) from IISER (Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research).

It was Absolutely worth it because IISER is one of the reputed foundation of the India. In IISER you got some research related job. That is more interesting thing.

In future you will get life securing job for sure after completing your degrees in IISER.

Let's Hope for the best!

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well. The recent cut offs  for the various courses such as BS + MS Biological Sciences, BS + MS Biological Sciences, BS + MS Mathematics, BS + MS Physical Science at IISER, Mohali is as follows:

General category- 2279

OBC-5320

SC-11,163

ST-19,419

All the best!

Hello Aspirant

Hope you are doing great.

You should give your best to get good grades in your 12 th board as it will help you to clear the eligibilty criteria of the exams. STAY MOTIVATED AND GIVE YOUR BEST.

hope it helps

My best wishes are with you :)

Dear aspirant,

It is quite difficult to predict the exact situation as it depends on the number of students willing to take

admissiointo the college and the seat matrix of the college.

There are 1700 seats in 1ISERs and about 1300 are reserved for candidates entering via the IAT examination. Looking at this trends we can say that you have a good chance of getting into IISER.  You can get Tirupath, Berhampur in later rounds. You have a small chance of getting TVM/Mohali in the last/post allotment rounds.

Usually, all students who have attempted IAT might not accept the admission and some might leave after getting admission as well. We don't have any official cut-off details and hence these are just predictions based on what the students had informed.

Hope this helps.

Dear Aspirant,

It is quite hard to predict the exact situation as it depends on the number of students willing to take admission in the course, the seat matrix and the preferences of the students.

We don't have any official cutoff details of IAT and hence, all of the answer is a prediction based on the trends that was collected from the students.

There are about 1700 seats in IISERs and 15 percentage are reserved for SC category students.

So, out of 195 seats your rank in 882. You have a small chance of getting into the newer IISERs like Tirupati or Berhampur in the last or post allotment rounds. There are a lot of students who usually drop the course after getting admission into IISERs and those seats are filled via post allotment rounds.

So, please keep other options open.

Hope this helps.

Dear Aspirant,

It is quite difficult to predict the exact situation as it depends on the number of students attempting the exam, the seat matrix of the college and the preferences of the students.

IISERs have about 1300 seats reserved for IAT Candidates and about 10 percent of the seats are reserved for General EWS. So, we can safely assume there are 130 seats for the category you belong to.

Looking at this we can say that you have a small chance of getting into IISER Behrampur, Tirupati in the last rounds of Counselling .

It is quite difficult to get TVM, Mohali, Pune or Kolkata.

Please do keep other options open.

Hope this helps.

Dear aspirant

As you haven't mentioned your category I'll assume you belong to Gen category candidates

IISER admission 2022 will be done through three channels- JEE Advanced , KVPY and IISER aptitude test . Thus, the authorities will release a separate IISER merit list and cut off 2022 for candidates applying through different channels of admission.

Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research has released IISER Aptitude Test result 2022  on August 12, 2022, in online mode at 12:00 PM.

Last year IISER was allotted upto all india rank 3327 in IISER bhopal BS (economic science) for Gen category after completion of every round of counseling

By seeing your current rank, there is almost no chances  of getting any of IISER college in Gen category.

Hope this information helps you

All the best

Dear Aspirant,

It is quite difficult to predict the exact situation as it depends on the number of students willing to get admission into the college, the seat matrix etc.

IISERs have a total of about 1700 seats and then about 1300 are reserved for IAT (SCB Channel).

You have a really good chance of getting into an IISER. You have a lower chance of getting IISER Pune, Kolkata, Mohali a decent chance of getting TVM and a really good chance of getting Berhampur, Tirupati and Bhopal.

This depends on what the order of your preferences are as well.

We don't have any official cut-off details and hence this predictions are based  on just experience.

Hope this helps.

Dear Aspirant,

It is quite difficult to predict the rank and college situation as it depends on the number of students willing to take admission into the college, the seat matrix and the preference of the students.

There about 1700 seats in almost all IISERs and about 1300 are definitely filled via SCB channel.

Looking at this trend we can say that if you belong to the general category it is quite difficult for you to get admission into IISER-TVM with this rank . You have a small chance of getting in the last rounds or post-allotment rounds but please keep other options open.

Usually every year there are about 50-60 students who get into each IISER and leave as they get medical/ engineering colleges.

Yet, it is not smart to count on those trends.

Hope this helps.

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well!

It is bit difficult to tell about the admissions yet as cutoff is not released. Cutoff keeps changing every year beacuse it depends on various factors like difficulty level of the exam, number of seats available, number of students appeared, etc.

So it is too early to tell anything about the admissions. However, we can have an idea about the cutoffs based on the previous year cutoff trends. Kindly visit the link given below to read more about the previous year cutoffs:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/iiser-merit-list-and-cutoff/amp

Hope this will help.