IISER Mohali All Questions

hello anusha !!

i am afraid that you may not be able to upload your 12th marksheet after submitting the application form of IISER. If there is a change in the percentage of the marks you secured then there is slight chance for you to do so.

you need to upload your original mark sheet in the application portal but the percentage in the application form should be the revised one. The revised marks statement from your board conrming the change of marks must be sent to ask-jac2021[AT]iiserkol.ac.in with a subject line “Revised Marks”. You should also mention your application number in the subject line. Please check the timelines in the following link :

http://www.iiseradmission.in/dates.html

if that’s not the case then kindly mail your problem to the following :

ask-jac2021[AT]iiserkol.ac.in

for more details see :

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/iiser-admission

You have nothing to worry about it. As you have selected the result awaiting option then you should wait for some time and IISER will release notification for the update of marks in the portal. You will have to update the marks at that time online. So you should keep an eye on the official website.

To know more about IISER Aptitude Test visit the link below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/iiser-aptitude-test

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello Archisman!

The IISERs do not release any official cut off to clear the SCB round any year. But there is a generalized analysis of the answer keys by the candidates every year.

It is said that 80+ marks are required by the general category student to secure a seat in IISERs until the second round of allotment. For the later consecutive rounds, general candidates with 70+ marks have meagre chances to secure a seat in the IISERs of their third or fourth preference.

It is revolting to predict if, with 51 marks, you will be able to get even the newest IISERs(Berhampur and Tirupati) this year. It also depends on your list of preferences. But as you belong to the general category the chances seem really less. Sometimes, post allotment sessions are done, please patiently wait for that round if it is going to happen this year. Maybe the increase in seat matrix to 75% in SCB stream can favour you or the difficulty level of IAT this year may bring down the mark window by 8-10.

Hope for the best!

Hlo aspirant

See this all depends upon your mindset and determination , if you are determined enough and you are ready to work hard and study hard for the next one year , then you should definitely give it a try , since a large portion of students get admission in such dream colleges after taking a drop . But if you have a doubt or you are just okay with what you are getting this year then take decision accordingly. At the end of the day what matters the most is your own satisfaction. If you still want to know my opinion , then taking a drop for your better future is wort.h it if you have a will to do  . Just remember where there is a will, there is a way . Also if you think you can make a good future while doing B.Sc then also there is no such issue.

Hope my answer helps

All the very best!

The Government of India has established IISERs at Berhampur,Bhopal, Kolkata,Mohali,Pune,Thiruvananthpuram and Tirupati to integrate and promote interdisciplinary science education and research.Students applying through the SCB Channel will have to appear in the IISER Aptitude Test(IAT)which will be conducted at various centres across the country.IISER Aptitude Test (IAT) 2021 is a computer based test.The basic eligiblity criteria to get in IISER  is a student must qualify 10+2 from any board recognized by COBSE in science stream,or 3 year Technical Diploma and the year of passing should be 2020 or 2021.The cut off percentage marks is 55% in 10+2 level for all board .Nationality should be India with OCI/PIO Cardholders.Candidates whose board name is unavailable in the Board-wise qualifying cutoff list will be ineligible to apply for IISER admission through the SCB Channel .The application form has been released for SCB Channel on July 1,2021 and the last date for application form is August 31,2021 and the IISER Test 2021 is going to held on September 17,2021.

Hello,

If you are visionary disable candidate then you are under PWD category. You can give the JEE advanced examination for mathematics course in good college like IISER or niser etc. For this course you have to get minimum 10000 rank then you can get chance to admission there.

Just keep practicing and give mocktest. Start practicing the previous year question papers. You can pass the examination. I'll provide you a link below you can check it for more details about the mocktest

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-mock-test

All the best.

Hello there!

Yes! A Phd from a foreign university is possible after one completes his or her post graduation from a good university.

If one does post graduation from a iiser and other government colleges with good grades, one might get good scholarships as well.

Generally, one can take direct admission in the college or university in the desired Phd course.

Kindly go through the college brochures in the eligibility section before applying.

Good Luck!

Hello,

The Indian Institute of Science, or IISc, was founded in 1909 and designated as a deemed university in 1958. However, the undergraduate programme (Bachelor's degree) began in 2011. The first IISER, on the other hand, did not appear until 2006. All of these institutes have the goal of promoting advanced scientific and technical research and education in India (as stated on the website).

Now, if the criterion is any national rankings list, IISc is at the top of it or at least ranks higher than IISER, Pune, which is generally the top IISER. To begin with, don't ask me how Engineering and Science institutes are included together in a single survey and list; I, too, am looking for solutions to such issues. Second, IISc is a well-known and respected institution.

IISc has a large alumni base, with many people achieving great success in their chosen professions. Because IISERs are younger institutes, their alumni networks aren't as strong as the IISc's, but they're not awful either. And believe me when I say that this scenario for the IISERs is set to alter dramatically in the next years.

To summarise, IISc is undoubtedly the finest, but IISERs are also excellent. If you want to pursue a career in research, any of these institutes will provide you with a solid foundation. I hope this information is useful.

All the best!!