Hello Aspirant,

See if you are seeking admission to Undergraduate courses offered in IISC then there are different channels such as KVPY, IIT-JEE (Main and Advanced) and NEET through which you can take entry into IISC and the institution has clearly mentioned that "Students desirous of applying to the Bachelor of Science (Research) Programme must take at least one of the above examinations."

So if you clear JEE-Main but unable to clear JEE-Advance then also you can apply through your JEE-Main score but note that you should qualify the certain eligibility criteria which you can check from the official website of IISC, which is given below :-

https://ug.iisc.ac.in/info_brochure.html

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hi candidate,

MBC category for standard OBC category itself the candidate is able to show income certificate which clearly mentions that his family income is not over 6 lacs per annum from all sources calculated along with a valid OBC certificate.

Coming onto the cutoff for KVPY exams, the cutoff for OBC and BC category and nearly the same.

Hope that this answer helps you.

Hi.

You can get into IISC Bangalore through JEE Mains rank for B.Sc degree. Also what do you mean by 80% because if you mean 80 percentile then unfortunately you are not qualified for admission into IISC Bangalore because the closing ranks were as follows:

If you have a further specific query please feel free to comment.

Best of Luck.

Hello aspirant,

As you mentioned that you want to enquire about your chances of getting admission into IISc Bangalore.

Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore was established in the year 1909 by the Indian Government. IISc was started with the joint efforts of Jamsetji Nussarwanji Tata, the Government of India and the Maharaja of Mysore.

The basic criterion for admission to IISc through JEE Mains is getting a minimum percentage of scores.

60% translating to 216/360 for general

54% translating to 195/360 for OBC-NCL

30% translating to 108/360 for SC/ST

However the cut-offs are way higher.

Year 2015:

General 325

OBC-NCL 250 -> 194

SC 220

ST 108

And everyone getting selected, regardless of category, having less than 285 marks need to attend an interview.

Year 2014:

General 295

OBC-NCL 204 -> 215 -> 196

SC 108 -> 160 -> 108

ST 108

And everyone getting selected, regardless of category, having less than 275 marks need to attend an interview.

All those satisfying the necessary cut off and scoring above the minimum marks, are guaranteed admission. Others after clearing interview can be admitted.

If the seats reserved to be filled through JEE Mains is not fully filled, there is a chance for the cut-off to be lowered during subsequent counseling sessions.

All the best

Hey!

The candidate must have studied Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics in +2/12 ^th Standard. Candidates with a Bachelor’s degree in Biology/Biotechnology/ Chemistry/ Physics/ Mathematics/ Pharmacy/ Veterinary Sciences/ Agriculture as applicable to individual disciplines, under the 10+2+3/4 system, are eligible to apply to this program.

Hope it helps.

Thank you.

Hello,

Admission into BS Research Physics is based on merit in JEE main paper 1. So you need to appear for JEE main paper 1. The eligibility criteria is that a candidate must have passed 10+2 with Physics Chemistry, Mathematics as compulsory subjects along with Biology/Statistics/ Electronics/Computer Science with minimum 60% marks or equivalent it's equivalent grade.

Hello aspirant!
Hope you are doing well!

The KVPY  Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana (KVPY) is a national level scholarship exam. It is a computer-based test to be held in a number of exam cities across the country. For the year 2020, the application form date was from September 6 to October 30 and the examination date is 31 October,2020.

Hence taking this into reference, the examination that you can write will occur in month of Jan 2022.

Hope this helps!

Hello,

The cut off marks for the  candidates of different categories in the JEE ( Main ) stream are: 295(General); 230(OBC-NCL); 225(SC); 108(ST), 200(KM) and 230(PH). The cut-off will be assessed as part of trends in previous years, seat availability, reserve groups, labelling scheme, number of applicants and several other considerations. This cutoff changes every year.

Hello,

To be eligible to study MS Astronomy and Astrophysics you must have passed B.E/B.tech in the following streams or it's equivalent

• Aerospace Engineering
• Aeronautical Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Chemical Engineering
• Civil Engineering
• Electronics and Communication Engineering
• Electrical Engineering
• Electronics and Electrical Engineering
• Electrical and Electronics Engineering
• Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering
• Instrumentation and Control Engineering
• Physical Science
• Engineering Science
• Instrumentation Engineering
• Engineering Physics

OR

M.S./ M.Sc. in

• Physics
• Space Physics
• Space Science
• Space Science and Technology

Considering the education eligibility requirements you are not eligible to apply for MS Astronomy and Astrophysics in IIST.

See if you are interested in Theoretical Physics then CMI is the best option for you to enrich research standards and mathematical proficiency.

If you are not sure about that and you want to explore both the experimental as well as theoretical physics and then build your research perspective then it would be better to be in IISC. IISC is also good in theoretical physics and one of the premiere institute.

So this is my perspective of taking decision. It may differ but this is pruposeful.

Have a great day!