Hello aspirant,

No, you cannot apply for IISC bangalore as a PCB Subject. IISC requires Math as a subject in intermediate curriculum so if u are a PCMB student then you can apply but not only with PCB .

Furthermore, although there is no specific subject offered in the Bachelor of Science (Research) program, You can still take biology as the major subject in the courses.

Further, to know more about the IISC Bangalore Courses, and other relevant information, you can follow the below mentioned link to know more : https://www.careers360.com/university/indian-institute-of-science-bangalore/courses

i hope that this will help.

Hello aspirant,

The counseling for IISC UG for B.Sc Research via JEE (Main) will be conducted for the candidates from July 2022. Only selected candidates can sit in the counseling. The counseling will be held in an online mode only. The candidates who qualify for the counseling will be notified about the same via the authorities. The candidates then have to register themselves at the official website. Here is the link for the same.

https://iisc.ac.in/

Hope this helped resolve your query.

Hello,

The JNEC Aurangabad - Mahatma Gandhi Mission’s Jawaharlal Nehru Engineering College does not offer B.Sc course. The degrees offered by JNEC Aurangabad - Mahatma Gandhi Mission’s Jawaharlal Nehru Engineering College are B.E /B.Tech B.Arch M.E /M.Tech. M.C.A. M.Arch P.G.D. The college was established in 1983 and the JNEC Aurangabad is affiliated to Dr Babasaheb Amdekar Technological University Lonere. The college has been accredited by the National Board of Accreditation (NBA) and NAAC with a grade of A.

Hello aspirant,

IISc is one of the country's most prominent institutions, and getting into it is clearly not simple. The admissions process is based on a merit list established with NEET in mind. The minimum requirement is that the students must secure

60% - General

54% - OBC-NCL

54% - EWS

30% - SC/ST/PwD

I can not predict the exact score you need in neet to get into IISc as it changes every year.

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

Hello

As per your query No you can't do 2 master's degrees together, in any of the colleges or universities you have to complete one degree at a time .so you can pursue your master's in one subject first then if you are interested do master in others subject to.

Otherwise, after one master's degree do some work on it and after that do another one

I hope this helps you.

Hi there,

Yes absolutely you can go to IISC to pursue your masters degree after studying in IIT for your undergraduate degree. IISC Bangalore is one of the top University in India.

It is possible all you just need to do is to score very well in GATE examination and get a decent rank such that your chances of getting into IISC becomes high.

Also, check out this link for more detailed information:

https://www.careers360.com/university/indian-institute-of-science-bangalore

Hope this answer will help you.

Thank you:)

Hello aspirant,

As per your query, you don't have to score 60% only in physics, chemistry and maths. For getting admission in IISc one should have to score 60% and above in class 12 which includes all the 5 subjects. This criteria is different for different castes but you have not mentioned your category so here I'm mentioning percentage for all the category. For general category you have to score 60% and above,for OBC and EWS category you have to score 54% and above and for SC/St/PWS category you have to score only 30% in your class 12 class examination. To apply for the admission in this institute, candidate has to fill the online application form issued from the official website of IISc Bangalore. In this institution, admission of candidates happens on the basis of their score in the exams like Jee M ain , JEE Advanced and KVPY. One should give any of the one exams to get admission in IISc Bangalore.

Hope this helps you:)

Hi

I think I might be eligible to answer this question of yours as I am in IIT Roorkee in biotech branch.

Honestly I would say the work load in our branch is very less compared to other branches in our college and that gives the students enough time to follow something that is not of the curriculum.

If you are interested in bio, then I would say it would definitely be worth it as around 5 of our batchmates who were not at all even interested in bio are now into bio so much that they will be going into research fields in the future.

There's a worldwide competition called iGEM regarding bio field only, in which our institute is a gold medalist. Students need to go to foreign and the trip is sponsored by the institute.

Although I am having interest in civil services but looking at some faculties of our branch, I sometimes admire them a lot and they sometimes force me to look upon this field.

See, if you are interested in bio, then I say make your aim as IIT ROORKEE BIOTECH BRANCH, I promise you will not doubt your decision even a single time.

Although many look bio as not a good branch, just forget them! In foreign bio is compared with computer science and the scope in India is only to grow.

We also received an email that the target of National biotechnology development is to achieve US$150 billion by 2025 hence you can imagine what heights this field will see in the future.

It would definitely be worth it if you are so much interested in this field.

GOOD LUCK !

Good Evening

Hope you are doing great, so Yes!!! you can do. IISc offers integrated PhD programme for students who have obtained a bachelor's degree in basic sciences/pharmacy/agricultural/veterinary sciences from a recognized University.
You are also required to clear Joint Admissions Test (JAM) or Joint Entrance Screening Test (JEST) to qualify for the integrated PhD programme.

Integrated PhD is actually divided into 4 basic disciplines:

1. Biological Science
2. Chemical sciences
3. Physical Sciences
4. Mathematical sciences