IISER Entrance Exam
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- Getting a good rank in SA or SX stream almost guarantees you a seat at IISER. If you don't qualify, don't be disheartened there exist other avenues. Take the IIT-JEE Advanced and get a rank below 5000 - that alsoalmostguarantees you a seat at IISER. If you still don't qualify, don't be dishearte
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Both IISER and IISC have their own rankings and both are one of the best institutes of India. You cannot compare both of them as both have their own achievements and qualities.
Good luck.
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Questions will be asked from all over physical, chemistry, Biology and Maths. Good luck.
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https://www.shiksha.com/science/exams/iiser-entrance-exam.
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According to your aggregate percentage in Mathematics hons. It is very difficult for you to get admission in IISER, as you are not eligible for admission in IISER. So try for another option. All the best.
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Depends on your choice of branches. If you're looking for the Pure Sciences, then no. None of the IISERs mandatorily requires a math background for BS-MS admissions. However, if you are applying for the Engineering Science (EECS and Chem. Engineering) and the Economics programme at IISER Bhopal, then you are required to have a math background in 11th and 12th. Also, as a previous answer pointed out, the Aptitude Test has 25% questions from Mathematics. So if you are a non-math student, you would be well-advised to maybe spend the last couple of months going over a few basics from the 11th and 12th NCERT textbooks, so as to b
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