IISc Bangalore All Questions

hi,

see there is very few institute in India offers m.tech course in robotics, among iits/ iisc, IIT kanpur has m.tech course on robotics and automation. however eligibility conditions states the students from background of  Aero Engg, Comp Sc, Elect/Electro/Comm Engg, Mechatronics/Instrum Engg are eligible to apply.

however you may follow the below link to know about the complete  list of college name which offers m.tech in robotics engineering:

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-engineering-colleges-in-india?study_mode=full%20time&ownership=Public/Government&degree=M.E%20/M.Tech.&branch=Automation%20and%20Robotics

Hi Chandan,

To get Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) Microbiology in Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore you should have got first class in 12 th standard with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics or equivalent exam from a recognised Board. If you have Mathematics in your 12 th standard then you can study B.Sc in Microbiology at Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore if not you are not eligible to get admission.
But it is important to have Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry in your 12 th standard. In addition to above mentioned subjects if you also study Computer Science, Biology, Statistics, Electronics then you are eligible.

Hope this helps you.

Good Luck!!

Assuming youre a General Category Aspirant, you need a Minimum Rank of 250-300 Varying over Years in JEE Main/Advanced/NEET for securing a seat in IISc Bangalore for BS, which is somewhat too unpredictable and tough. However, you have another stream to a IISc Bangalore, which KVPY, though equally tough, but if prepared effectively and strategically in 2 Chances, KVPY SA/SX, there are chances you secure a seat.

However, if you belong to certain Category, you still have certain Relaxations in Cutoffs with the AIR Eligibility Cutoff of OBC at 5000-6000 in JEE Advanced/Main/NEET UG.

For more information about IISc Bangalore Admissions do follow the link below

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/iisc-bs-admission/amp

Dear student,

To get admission in Indian Institute of Science for B.Sc Undergraduation course you should complete 12 th standard from Science Stream with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics / Biology subjects. You should write entrance exams like JEE Mains or JEE Advanced or KVPY or NEET. If you qualify in any of these entrance exams you will be eligible to apply for B.Sc course in Indian Institute of Science.

Hope this helps you.

If your interet lies mostly towards the IT, Software, Product Management, Business & Analytics Industry, you may pursue PGDBA from IISc Bangalore.

However, if youre more inclined towards Managerial Roles in the Operations, Manufacturing, FMCG anf Supply Chain Sector, PGDIE from NITIE is a much better choice. Secondly, PGDIE has been known for its Operations Management Programs and has one of the Best Faculty and Placements all over India.

Hello,

The following entrance examination scores are taken in to consideration for admission to Indian Institute of Science, Banglore

1. NEET UG
2. JEE MAIN
3. JEE ADVANCED
4. KVPY

You may appear for any of these entrance examinations and qualify in it to get admission. IISc, Bangalore accepts both JEE Main and JEE Advanced. You can apply for admission even if you qualify in JEE Main. Here is the previous year cut off for JEE Advanced to get admission in to IISc, Bangalore

• EWS: 4001-10000
• OBC-NCL: 7501-12000
• OBC-NCL(PWD)- 12001- 14000
• SC: 10001-15000
• SC-PWD: 15001-17000
• Kashmiri Migrants: 8001-10000
• GN-PWD : 1501-10000

The above mentioned cut off ranks are the All India Rank within the category. The cut off is subjected to change, it may increase or decrease depending on the total number of candidates appeared, difficulty level of examination and total number of seats available etc.

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well

Courses Offered by IISC to become researcher are :-

• UG Programme.
• PG Course Programmes. M Tech, M Des. M Mgt. M Tech-for Sponsored candidates.
• PG Research Programmes. Integrated Ph D. M Tech(Research) /PhD.
• External Registration Programme (ERP) – PhD/M.Tech(Research)

Hope its help you.

Feel free to ask any query.

All the best for future.

Hello,

Admission to BS in Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore is based on JEE Main/JEE Advanced/ NEET UG /KVPY score. To application form for admission is available in the official website. Right now the application portal is active and the last date to apply is May 30, 2021. The link address to apply is http://www.iisc.ac.in/

Go to the webiste click on 'Admissions' and click on 'Apply Online' and fill the application. The application fee is Rs. 500 for candidates GN/EWS/OBC/KM category and Rs. 250 for SC/ST/PwD candidates.

Every year the institute specifies the cut off rank for admission through each mode. Here is the cut off in 2020 for NEET UG category wise to get admission

• EWS: 4001-10000
• OBC-NCL: 7501-12000
• OBC-NCL(PWD):12001- 14000
• SC: 10001-15000
• SC-PWD: 15001-17000
• ST: 40001-50000
• KM: 8001-10000
• GN-PWD : 1501-10000

All India Rank secured in NEET UG is considered for admission and the above given cut off rank is AIR secured by the candidates under the respective categories. The cut off in 2021 is subjected to check depending on the total number of candidates appeared, difficulty level of exam, total number of seats available etc.

You can read more information using the link below

https://ug.iisc.ac.in/news.html#:~:text=The%20cut%20off%20marks%20for,)%20and%20250(PH).

Dear aspirant,

I am not very clear with your marks so I would like to know your percentile which you have got for 1st march , 1st shift. But in general I am prediciting you will easily get good nits like Rourkela , patna. Note only few nits provides bsc not all.

It is difficult to get into iisc as to get into iisc you need to score a rank of under 250 in all india jee mains. So you need to buckle up for that if you want to get into iisc.

If you entirely jump the portions of physics then you might get lower ranks as compared to the others which may be dangerous for your dream to study in IISC. So I would recommend you if you have problems with Physics you should try to resolve it. Hypothetically, if you get a chance in IISC Bangalore without attempting Physics then also you will need the basic foundations of Physics in order to sustain your course work at IISC. So you should study physics and try to attempt as much as you can.

I hope you get my point. All the very best for your future endeavors!