Colleges in Karnataka

IISc Bangalore cutoff 2024 has been released across various specialisations in opening and closing ranks. IISc Bangalore M.Tech cutoff 2024 ranged between, 350 and 665 for the General AI category candidates, wherein M.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering is the most competitive course. The easiest BTech specialisation to secure admission is M.Tech. in Chemical Engineering. To get an admission at IISc Bangalore, 500 marks are more than sufficient through GATE COAP. However, candidates aiming for top courses like Mechanical Engineering, Computational and Data Science, must have to acquire a score more than 600. To check out the courses available under the score of 500, candidates can refer to the table below. The cutoff mentioned below is for the General category under the AI Quota.  

The IISc Bangalore cutoff 2025 for the M.Tech courses at the postgraduate level has been released for Round 1. The IISc Bangalore cutoff 2025 ranged between 400 and 690 for general AI students. Among all the MTech courses, M.Tech in Mechanical Engineering (CFTI) is the most competitive for admission. Talking about the IISc Bangalore M.Tech in Mechanical Engineering cutoff 2025, the first round cutoff score is 690. For the OBC category students, the cutoff score for the same stood at 650 in the AI quota. So, candidates seeking admission to MTech in Mechanical Engineering must aim to secure a cutoff score up to 700 to improve their chances of getting admission to this institute. 

Yenepoya University conducts a PI round for all shortlisted candidates. This round is conducted to evaluate them based on various parameters such as general knowledge, business acumen, critical thinking, problem-solving, and more. To perform well, students can follow the below mentioned tips:

1. Focus on Communication Skills: Along with what one says, it also matters how one says it. Students should display excellent communication skills and also pay attention to their non-verbal cues.

2. Brush up GK: One of the important qualities a good MBA candidate should possess is awareness of the world. Generally, MBA candidates are questioned about the economic and business environment.

3. Remain Positive: During the PI, interviewers ask tricky questions to test students' quick thinking and problem-solving skills. In tricky situations, students must remember to stay positive.