Engineering

JEECE 2024 merit list date has been announced. The authorities have released the first and second state merit list of JEECE 2024 on July 2, 2024, and July 30, 2024, respectively. While preparing the merit list, the authorities will consider the JEE Main scores obtained by the candidates. The merit list will be used to select candidates for the JEECE counselling and admission process. For Round 3, the JEECE 2024 state merit list will be released on August 17, 2024.

Yes. The authorities open the application form correction facility for JEECE registered candidates.

No. The JEECE entrance exam will not be held. Candidates will be provided admissions into the BTech courses offered by the participating institutes based on JEE Main scores. To participate in the admission process, the candidates will have to fill out and submit the JEECE application form before the final date. Allotment of seats will be done based on the JEE Main scores, preferences and seat availability.

No. JEECE application form will not be available offline. The candidates will be able to access the JEECE application form online at the official website.

• Recent passport-size photo between 20KB to 50KB in JPEG format
• Signature on white paper with a black or blue ink pen, between 10KB to 20KB in JPEG format.

During the JEECE application process, the candidates will have to pay the required application fee. For the General/EWS/BC-1/BC-2 category candidates, the JEECE application fee is INR 500. However, for SC/ST/Female candidates of all categories, the application fee is INR 250. Candidates will have to pay the application fee online i.e., through net banking/credit card/debit card. No other mode of application will be accepted. 

No. The candidates are not required to select exam centres in the JEECE application form. Since no entrance exam will be held and admissions will be done based on JEE Main scores, there is no requirement to select exam centres in the application form of JEECE. All other required information have to be provided as per the official guidelines.

In the JEECE application form, candidates have to fill personal details, contact details and educational details. They also have to upload scanned documents in the online form.

JEECE registration is available online on the website. Once all candidates submit details in registration form, an application id is generated. Candidates get application ID when the registration process is completed.

The hard core is the compulsory subjects for M.Tech at IISc Bangalore. The curriculum is divided into three parts such as Hard core, Soft Core and Projects. It is the total of 64 credit (40 credit course work + 24 credits projects). The following is a list of hard core subjects at IISc Bangalore:

• Advance Power System Analysis
• Production, Measurement, and application of high voltage
• Power electronics