Hello,

The admission process for IIST is on the basis of JEE advanced, GATE, JEST or UGC-NET. IIST does not organize any entrance exams of their own. After the shortlisting of candidates on the basis of rank then the counselling process is done offline and as per the rank. The interview is to be cleaned by the students to grab the admission in IIST.

Hello,

First of all you may not fulfill the education qualification criteria.To appear in JEE advanced 2020 a candidate must have passed 10+2 or its equivalent in 2018, 2019 or 2020 are eligible.

Suppose that you wish to appear in 2021 you must have completed your class 12 in 2019, 2020 or 2021 but you have passed class 12 earlier than 2019 so you will not be eligible to appear in JEE adavanced which makes you ineligible to get admission in IIST or IISER.

Hey Aspirant,

Here is the JEE Advanced cut-off for IIST:

Here is the IIST B.Tech 2018 cut-off:

for more details visit this link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/iist-btech-cutoff

Hope this helped,

Thank You.

Hello aspirant,

Candidates who are desirous to join B.Tech. Programmes in IIST must appear for the Joint Entrance Examination (Main) conducted by NTA to qualify themselves to appear for Joint Entrance Examination (Advanced) conducted by IITs and secure the minimum prescribed category-wise marks in JEE (Advanced)

Click at this link to know more about IIST Thiruvananthapuram - https://www.careers360.com/university/indian-institute-of-space-science-and-technology-thiruvananthapuram

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hi,

the admission to b.tech and integrated course program will be on the basis of jee advanced rank, conducts by iits, after jee advanced results declared you need to apply in iist website, based on jee advanced and other academic score candidates will be shortlisted for admission.

admission brochure will release on 1, may, 2020. follow the below link to know in details,

https://www.iist.ac.in/admissions/undergraduate

Hello student to get admission into Indian Institute of science and technology you need to secure a rank below 3,000. As we all know that seats are very limited and admission is directly based on merit rank.

For more updates on cut off refer to the link mentioned below

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/iist-btech-cutoff/amp

You need to appear in jee main to get admission into IIST, Application form for jee main April exam start from 07th of February and shall remain open till 07th of March 2020.

Feel free to comment if you have any doubt

Good luck

IIST also offers Postgraduate Programmes like:

M.Tech in Soft Computing & Machine Learning

M.Tech in RF & Microwave Engineering

M.Tech in Geo informatics

M.Tech in Optical Engineering

M.Tech in Machine Learning & Computing

M.Tech in Solid State Technology

M.Tech in VLSI & Microsystems

M.Tech in Materials Science & Technology, etc.

Students can apply with their GATE score. The other way is every year during April to May online applications are open and you have to apply for the same. Shortlisted candidates will have to appear for a Written test and an Interview. For more information, please visit their official page at: https://www.iist.ac.in/admissions/postgraduate/regular

You can get into IIST (Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology) for their Undergraduate programmes. The admission is based on JEE Advanced scores. Which means you need to have studied Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics in 10+2. You can pick any of their 4 year Bachelor programmes like B.Tech in Physical Sciences, B.Tech in Avionics and B.Tech in Aerospace Engineering, etc. Or you can also pick up their 5 year Integrated courses in Master of Science in Astronomy and AstroPhysics, Master of Technology in Earth System Science, Master of Science in Solid State Physics and Master of Science in Optical Engineering, etc. Opportunities are amazing for academically brilliant candidates. With a CGPA of 7.5 or higher, subject to the availability of vacancies, you get placed in ISRO. Aero and Avio graduates have better prospects even outside ISRO.