hi,

see in general phd course duration is 3-4 years, but integrated phd means in that course you can learn about masters program as well as research program. the eligibility criteria for iisc phd course in biological sciences  is candidates with a Bachelor’s degree in Biology or Biotechnology or Chemistry or Physics or Mathematics or Pharmacy or  Veterinary Sciences or  Agriculture course pass holder under the  pattern of 10+2+3/4 system, also you need to qualify in jam 2020 if you are attempting to this year admission, now if you already enrolled for master, that also will no problem as there is no upper age limit, however your masters certificate may not be evaluated since minimum criteria is bachelors degree for integrated phd course.

Hello Ajay,

Yes, you are definitely eligible for JEE mains and iisc Exam as you have maths in your intermediate.

If you have studied Physics, Chemistry and Maths (as additional) then you can give JEE mains.

To get admission in iisc, mathematics is not compulsory all you need to do is to qualify NEET and all eligibilities for the admission.

Good luck,

Hope it helps :)

hello aspirant

BFSc (Bachelor of Fisheries Science) is an undergraduate Fisheries Science course that focuses on managing, processing, marketing and conservation of fish. The duration of BFSc is four years and it can be pursued as a full-time or part-time course.

basic eligibility criteria for admission:

• 10+2 with a minimum aggregate score of 55%.
• Physics, Chemistry and Biology as the main subjects at the 10+2 level.

entrance exams conducted for this course are as follows:

• ICAR All-India Entrance Examination

• Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology Common Entrance Examination
• Dr. Balasaheb Sawant Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth Common Admission Test
• Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University Entrance Exam
• Karnataka Common Entrance Test
• Junagath Agricultural University Entrance Test
• Kerala Agricultural University Common Entrance Test
• Maharana Pratap University Graduate Test
• Central Institute of Fisheries, Nautical & Engineering Training Entrance Test

to join a government university for the same, look at the university's selection criteria and entrance exams, the fill the application form and appear for the exam.

hope this helps

hello

to apply for iisc exam, following is the eligibility criteria:

• Candidates should have passed 12th or equivalent qualifying examination.

• Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics should have been studied by the candidates as compulsory subjects.

• Those candidates who did Biology, Electronics, Statistics, Computer Science etc along with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics will also be eligible.

• Should have scored at least 60% mark in 12th standard examination.

since you don't have mathematics as a compulsory subject, you can't apply for this i.e., pcm are compulsory subejcts.

hope this helps

Hi Ayushi.

Yes dear you are absolutely eligible for admissions to the Indian institute of sciences, Bangalore. All you need to do is score well in the joint entrance examination and get a good score to clear the cutoffs declared by the iisc Bangalore.

The basic requirement is that you need to score 60% in class 12.

Hope it helps.

Hi Amit,

During admission process merit list created which is not only based on IIT-JEE mains but also on IIT-JEE Advance, NEET-UG and KVPY.

For IIT-JEE mains and advance they had mentioned the minimum percentage to be secured by the candidate of respective category. (60%-GEN, 54%-EWS,54%-OBC-NCL, 30%-SC/ST/PwD) so it is unlikely they are considering the percentile as percentile is used to divide the population (here it is no. of candidates) into groups where percentage is a number in each hundred.

For example if your percentile is 90 then it means you are better than 90% of others whereas 90% = (your marks/total marks) * 100.

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