IISER TVM All Questions

Hello there aspirant.

I hope everything is going well for you.

So, if you've qualified for KVPY, whether you're in SX, SA, or SB, you're in luck. When it comes to your undergraduate and graduate education, you will be eligible for scholarships if you majored in pure science in both your undergraduate and graduate studies. Your percentage should be greater than 75% and you have it so no worries. If you are selected for the kvpy fellowship, you will almost likely be awarded one as well. The KVPY Fellowship is designed for students who are enrolled in a research-oriented programme at a university or college level in Korea. The IISER and IISc are mainly designed for students who want to pursue a career in the scientific or technological field.

I hope you were able to find the solution to your query. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask them. Have a wonderful day!

Dear Student,

Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) is going to conduct IISER aptitude test on September 17, 2021. The authorities invite admissions in 5-year BS-MS degree courses through three channels namely JEE Advanced, KVPY, and SCB. The student who wants to apply through the SCB channel needs to appear in the IISER aptitude test 2021. Candidates applying for JEE Advanced or KVPY channel are provided direct admissions. The IISER aptitude test 2021,  a computer-based test (CBT), 3-hour multiple-choice paper having 60 questions will be conducted in online mode. Separate application processes will be done for all three different modes of admission. There are seven participating institutes taking admission through IISER.

For details regarding IISER admission, you can visit :- https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/iiser-admission

Happy Learning!

Hello,

Master of Science in Astronomy and Astrophysics is a two-year full-time course. The admission to the M.S. courses is done through the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) so you will have to give GATE exam to do Master of Science in Astronomy and Astrophysics in Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology, Thiruvananthapuram. There is no other way for admissions. Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology (or) IIST Thiruvananthapuram was established in the year 2007. The college is accredited by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE).

Hi Candidate,

Indian Institute of Science Education and Research or commonly known as IISER are a government institution for research and development studies. The Admission into IISERs are done through multiple streams- 1. KVPY, 2. SCB Channel, 3. JEE Advanced Exam, 4. IISER Admission Test.

Inorder to get admission in IISERs, the Candidate must be within 10000 Category Rank in his category in JEE Advanced Examination.

Hope that this answer helps you. All The Best!!

Hi. You can take admission in a particular college where you got a seat allocated in a particular round of counselling. If you are not satisfied, you can also apply for up gradation in the subsequent rounds. If you get a seat, your documents will be transferred and your fees will also be adjusted accordingly.

Hi Aspirant,

You get to know you are selected or not directly  since there is a change in every year's cutoff.In year 2019,People scoring 96 were alloted seat in first round,marks of 86-88 were alotted in second round and 83-85 in 3rd round.So as you can see  you have less chances in getting admission in ISER since your marks is very low than the average cutoff every year.

All the best for future!

There is more chances since you get 89 marks. But your chances can be changed if more people have applied for iiser aptitude test, which indirectly decreases your chances to get seat in iiser tvm. Overall you can just wait and watch and we hope for your best.

Hi,

It depends on which board you belong to, as you have not mentioned, so I will provide with board-wise previous years' cut-off list for IISER for OBC-NCL category candidate -

Central Board Of Sec. Edu. (CBSE), New Delhi - 420

Board Of Intermediate Education (Andhra Pradesh) - 465

Assam Higher Secondary Education Council - 364

Bihar School Examination Board, Patna - 305

Council For The Indian School Certificate Examinations, Delhi - 424

These figures might increase or decrease little. Therefore, visit the official website.

For more information please visit -

https://cache.careers360.mobi/media/uploads/froala_editor/files/iiser-2019-cutoff_ImEqiwz.pdf

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/iiser-merit-list-and-cutoff

Hello Shem!

The IISERs do not release any cutoff scores or ranks. But students generally analyse from the answer key and make prediction over the years.

Well according to the previous year trends, you probably can get a seat in IISER TVM(as last year, students who scored 80-85 got IISER TVM) in the first round or second round of allotment depending on the fact if its your 1st/2nd/3rd preference. If IISER Pune(generally, 100+ is required) is your first choice then you may not get get in the first three rounds...you may get other IISERs but can eventually use the float option to get IISER Pune. And you are also from the reserved category(If you belong to the non-creamy layers of OBC), so chances are good. You may also get IISER Mohali(A student scored 85 and got it in last round)and Kolkata(generally 95+ marks is required for general students). The newest IISERs too.

This year the IAT questions were difficult from the other previous year question papers. So, be hopeful that the closing rank may go down. And the seat intake from SCB stream has also increased by 25%. Also, the board cutoffs were relaxed to 60% this year due to the pandemic.

According to me, you will most probably get an IISER of your choice(IISER TVM surely). And you have the float option to get the IISERs of higher preference.

All the best!

Hello Aspirant,

Well, the cut-off  marks  in 10+2 as eligibility for  IISER  Admissions 2020 is modified as follows: either 60%  marks  in aggregate or equivalent grade for General/ OBC and OBC-NCL categories and 55% for SC/ST/PWD in any boards or the cut-off  marks  already announced for each of the boards in the admission website, so do check that for more clear picture.

This may help.

Happy learning!