Hello,

Hope you are doing great.

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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Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing great.

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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Hi

hope you doing well

The cutoff for IISc Bangalore in JEE Advanced 2023 varied by category and subject. Here are the key cutoffs:

For General Category:

• Computer Science and Engineering: 214
• Electrical Engineering: 272
• Mathematics: 338
• Physics: 237

For OBC Category:

• Computer Science and Engineering: 185
• Electrical Engineering: 234
• Mathematics: 300
• Physics: 205

For SC / ST category around:

• Computer Science and Engineering: 120/50
• Electrical Engineering: 140/65
• Mathematics: 150/85
• Physics: 100/50

hope you got it and find it cosidering

Best wishes.

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.

Hello,

As you scored 96.2 percentile , i would recommend you to kindly opt for NITS/IIITs /GFTI's rather than taking admission into this college. Because the cut off for this college is very high .

You need to KVPY for the enrollment of the B.Tech course and your rank should be under 400 being from obc category.

However there are certain conditions that needs to be considered such as :-

1. Choices filled by the candidates
2. Number of applicants in the examination
3. Number of seats in the college
4. Toughness level of the paper

Hello,

Mdes is an excellent degree for creative people, and your job and compensation will improve as a result. You can, in fact, apply for MDES.

You must succeed in the CEED, an annual design entry test. The majority of Indian schools, including NITs and IITs, accept CEED scores as proof of eligibility for MDes.

A select few universities, like IIT Kanpur and IISC Bangalore , also accept GATE scores. Engineering students have a second opportunity to apply for MDes without having to submit a CEED score.

BE, BTech, BDes, or BArch with a minimum cumulative GPA of 50 percent (pass grades for SC/ST) are required.

GATE / CEED score (70 percent weighting) with an online design aptitude test and an interview make up the IISc Bangalore selection process (30 percent weightage).

Good Luck!!

Dear aspirant,

The marks that you have to score in JEE can't be said for sure as the rank versus marks keep varying based on the difficulty level of the paper. Yet, based on previous year trends, a crl of 15K - 20K will help you get into IIT. For getting this rank usually, one should get a mark above 130 out of 300. CRL does not matter but your category rank matters and that is what will decide your chances of getting admission into IISc.

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Hello aspirant,

According to the eligibility criteria of Indian Institute of Science Bangalore, candidates should have studied Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as obligatory topics in their 10+2 qualifying exam.

Biology, electronics, statistics, computer science, and other subjects should have been studied in addition to physics, chemistry, and mathematics.

For more information you can visit our site by clicking on link given below.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/iisc-bs-eligibility-criteria

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.