IISc Bangalore All Questions

Hello Gokul

Yes you may change your mode of course but for that you must have studied biology in class xii , if not then you may give biology exam through any of open universities.  Many universities in India provide this facility that a candidate who wish to appear of singke subject exam or droppers also proceed through open universities. One of the best option is NIOS . It is National Institute of Open Schooling.  NIOS marks are accepted in all universities of India.

Eligibility criteria for appearing Neet is that

The candidate must have completed 17 years of age. The candidate must be an Indian.

The student must have passed class xii with minimum 50 % marks in physics, chemistry and biology from any reputed university.

For details please visit the site given below

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

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Answering to your question,
Initially, there is no distinction in terms of value and scope between these degrees. Both M.E and M.Tech offer similar prospects and future opportunities, just as B.E and B.Tech do.

M.E is a course-based master's degree, considered a highly respected and recognized academic qualification. To be eligible for M.E, candidates must have successfully completed a B.E/B.Tech degree.

M.Tech is a two-year postgraduate program designed to provide students with essential practical skills complemented by sufficient theoretical knowledge to foster their development.

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Dear aspirant !

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Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore (IISc), a leading institution of higher learning with a strong tradition of research, offers a four-year Bachelor of Technology Programme in Mathematics and Computing . The institute conducts institutional level counselling for admission to its B. Tech. programmes.

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https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://dqxeclau.top/university/indian-institute-of-science-bangalore&ved=2ahUKEwjUveHQ98uEAxXjjq8BHTPxCF4QFnoECBwQAQ&usg=AOvVaw0Nk93CK23CL_evLcK0cWXT .

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Certainly! Moving from a two-year M.Sc. in Zoology to a Ph.D. in Biotechnology at IISC Bangalore is a feasible path, but it necessitates thoughtful planning. Your M.Sc. should cover key subjects like genetics, molecular biology, and biochemistry, with potential additional coursework or research experience in biotechnology-related areas.

Admission to IISC Bangalore's Ph.D. program is highly competitive. Academic performance, research experience, and publications will play pivotal roles. Successfully clearing the entrance examination and interview is also part of the process.

Establishing connections with faculty members or researchers in IISC Bangalore's biotechnology department is advantageous. Building relationships showcases your dedication and interest in biotechnology research, potentially strengthening your application.

Despite the challenges, if you're passionate about pursuing research in biotechnology, the transition is worth exploring. It's a journey that demands dedication, a solid academic background, and a strategic approach.

Thanks for your questions! Should you require further clarification or assistance, feel free to ask.

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IISc Bangalore may offer fee waivers or scholarships for economically disadvantaged students, including those from OBC backgrounds with a family income below a certain threshold. However, specific eligibility criteria and policies can vary. So you can contact the college for more information.

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Hello aspirant,

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So as per your question. Yes, droppers can also get seat in IISC Bangalore. However, you cannot get admission into IISC Banglore through JEE Mains, you need to clear the IISER exam which is conducted nation wide. So even if you are a dropper, you can give the exam.

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Correct Answer: Indian Statistical Institute, Calcutta

Solution : The correct option is Indian Statistical Institute, Calcutta.

The "Hole Card System," India's first computer, was established at the Indian Statistical Institute (ISI) in Calcutta (now Kolkata). This computer, which was built in-house at ISI, went into operation in 1955. The Hole Card System was a key milestone in the history of computers in India, and it was employed at the Indian Statistical Institute for different statistical and scientific objectives.

Correct Answer: Hindu College, Calcutta

Solution : The correct answer is Hindu College, Calcutta.

Henry Louis Vivian Derozio was a teacher at the Hindu College, Calcutta, in the 1820s. He was a poet, philosopher, and teacher. He was associated with the Young Bengal Movement. He is known as the influencer of the social movement Bengal Renaissance.

Hello Aspirant,

For IISC Bangalore, the admission is done on the basis of whether you have qualified in one of the national tests of KVPY or jee mains or advanced.

The cut offs depends on certain factors such as number of candidates appearing in the examination, previous year cutoffs and difficulty level of the paper. The cut off for jee mains generally stays from 250-2000 .

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, it is right that kvpy has been removed to get admission in iisc Bangalore but that doesn't mean that the cut offs will come down because it depends on many factors such as :-

• Number of applicants applying for iisc Bangalore
• Difficulty level of the examination in different years.
• Previous year cut offs
• Number of seats in the college

If all these factors are to be considered then it is expected that the cut off shall come down this year but again many things govern the cut offs.