Hello Aspirant,

IISc Bangalore is one of the best government institutes in India for UG programs. It is also recognized worldwide in good universities. It's campus, placements, student life, lectures, infrastructure, academia, industry exposure, are all very good that any student wants.

It also has collaborations with multiple international colleges and universities around the world. It also has a big library, various clubs , sports , good faculty members.

Even if there are many extra curricular activities to do here, it's difficult for students to get time out and manage time management for these since at the college, great emphasis is given to studies as well in a great manner.

For more information and details and reviews from students , you can read them in the link below,

https://dqxeclau.top/university/indian-institute-of-science-bangalore/reviews

Hope that helps. Good luck

Hello aspirant,

PSU hires M. tech graduates from IIT/IISC not only from mechanical branch, but also from other branches if they've qualified the GATE exam or any other exam conducted under the government. PSUs like ISRO also conduct their own entrance exams for recruitment and after the candidates qualify the entrance level exam, personal interview takes place so as to select the eligible candidates. Mostly, in recruitment entrance exams of PSUs, the subjects usually consist of 80% of technical studies, and the rest 20% consist of general English, aptitude, current affairs, critical reasoning, verbal & non-verbal reasoning.

Hope, you got the answer.

Hello
harshal , I found some best colleges for m des in product design other than iits and iisc are following :

• National Institute of Design  at Ahmedabad (Main campus), Bangalore (R&D campus) and Gandhinagar (PG campus), India.
• National Institute of Fashion Technology , New Delhi
• Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information and Communication Technology , Gandhinagar
• School of Design Studies – UPES Dehradun

Hope it will be helpful for you :)

Hello Shirish!

You must know that IISc is one of the most prestigious research oriented institutions in India. So, placements is actually not in your mind if you are interested in research. After completing BS degree in IISc, the higher studies trend is generalized amongst the graduates. And job opportunities do not increase before you complete your MS and Ph.D.

Right after your BS degree, you will be eligible for 1st year MS programme in IISc itself. If you pursue your masters' there, then you may apply for placements in The Office of Career Counselling and Placements (OCCaP). A rare percentage of graduates get placed in companies(ratio of about 2:83). It depends in which subject you completed your BS degree.

Because of the programmes STEM focus and duration (four years), there will be many opportunties for sure. If you want to work at Govt organizations, there are plently of opportunities in TIFR, ISRO, CCMB, NGRI etc. You work as a junior fellow scientist and can earn upto INR 55,000 per month(including allowances).

Otherwise, you have the option of pursuing direct Ph.D(without masters) or Integrated Ph.D/Masters in other Indian colleges and abroad. And finally work as a Research assistant or project assistant in leading institutes like the IITs, NITs, NISER and the IISERs.(You might have to give some additional exams in your fourth year like IIT JAM, CSIR-NET,etc.)

The research opportunities in abroad are immense. So, you can appear GRE and then TOEFL and get entrance into top universities in the USA.

There are other options for you too after your BS degree:-

1. Become a teacher in coaching institutes(both online and offline platform) or in schools after completeing BEd degree.
2. Become a professor in top Indian colleges
3. Appear CAT and go to IIM for pursuing MBA. This will open up many employment options for you.
4. Appear UPSC and join civil service.
5. Start your own company as an entrepreneur.

All the best!

Hello Jahid,

IISC provides admission through 3 channels KVPY, JEE & NEET UG in Bachelor of Science course. Apart from that, you will can apply direct for the same separately .
NEET UG ( securing a minimum of 60% (GN), 54% (OBC-NCL), 30% (SC/ST/PWD)), is the minimum criteria for eligibility for IISC.
For more information, you can go through the official website.

Hope This Helps :)

Hello there,

You must note that IISC does not conduct any specific entrance exam and takes admission using merit list of national level entrance exams , NEET. You need to have score minimum 60%(432/700) in NEET if you belong to Unreserved Category, 54% for OBC and 30% for SC/ST/PWD .

Hope you get it :)

Hello There,

No, 400 is not enough to get in IISC.

You need to score minimum 60% (432/720) being general category student, to be eligible for IISC.

Hope You get it :)

Hello aspirant,

Through KVPY/JEE exam, by the end of April IISc receives all the applications. Then with ranks in KVPY limiting a particular cutoff rank, offers are sent to the candidates. Offers are also sent to the candidates via JEE-MAIN, JEE ADVANCED and NEET exam. Still if any seats are left to be filled up, then there may be a spot admission round and in this process, there is no cutoff limit. So these are the admission procedures of getting into IISc Bengaluru after clearing KVPY SA.

Good Luck! Hope, you get the answer.

Hello aspirant,

If you have good marks in KVPY you can apply to prestigious institutes like IISc and IISER. You have to apply via online to each of these institutes and then offers are send to those candidates based on this kvpy rank with a particular cutoff.

Indian institute of information technology Hyderabad (iiit H) also offers admission to KVPY candidates, you have to apply for that seperately via online and attend a test too.

indian institute of information technology delhi offers some extra bonus points to kvpy candidates for admission process.

Hope this information is useful

Thanks