IISc Bangalore All Questions

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yes the IISc and the IISER offer courses in biotechnology, and you may apply for it through the entrances for IISc. 

now, you really need to prepare well to get admission in these institutes. refer to the link below for more info

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

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We would love to help you with your query but that's only possible when you provide proper detail about your question.

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Hi,

Yes, a B.Sc Zoology student is eligible for writing IIT JAM exam. To apply for Integrated Ph.D in Biological Sciences at IISc Bangalore, she'd have to sit for the Biological Sciences paper which states that one must have read Biology/ Chemistry/ Physics/ Mathematics subjects at graduation level and Biology in class 12th.  For more details on the eligibility criteria for different programmes, visit the link below:

https://university.careers360.com/articles/jam-eligibility-criteria

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Every institute releases its own cutoff for every paper. If you qualify JAM and meet the cut off, you'd have to visit IISc Bangalore for online counselling process. For more information on IIT JAM, visit https://university.careers360.com/articles/jam

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Hii

Bsc in forensic science is a 3 year graduate course which involves application of scientific knowledge to the investigation of crimes.fees structure vary college to college but on an average it ranges between 40000 to 3.5 lakhs per annum.i hope this information helps you.

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Hi Poongodi,

You can apply for the courses in IISC which considers PCB marks of 12th. You can not apply for the courses which considers PCM.

Thank you and best of luck. 

Hi Poongodi

Your kid just have Maths for IISC Bangalore as without maths he is not eligible for any exams like KCET, IIT JEE etc.

Please take care of this. :)

I am not from IISc, but I live nearby IISc. I visited IISc many times during my under graduation. I am doing my M.Tech at IIT Kharagpur.

Before answer this question let me ask you a question .." Do you heard anytime in news papers that IISc students got highest packages??" But you see many times in news that IISc has invented many new things, given many solutions to complex problems etc etc..

If you are thinking of only placements..Then IISc is not a good option. because IISc is mainly research oriented. Studies will be really hectic there, they focus more on deep understanding of a concept. I will give you a one example: Generally in IITs you can do your   project work using some instruments or software's  which are already developed, but IISc will not allow you to use any such tools/software's to do your project, rather than they ask you to develop a tool on your own. you don't even get lot of time to prepare for your placements.

If you are thinking of doing research, IISc is the best option. I can definitely tell you if study in IISc , you will be a expert in your field. But many companies also see other skills rather than only academics, where IISc wont give more importance to extra curricular activities. In IITs you well get involved in many activities.

Packages are not as high as in IITs ( it may vary from 15 lacks to 40 lacks ) I really don't know exact figures.