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Prerita ChawlaExperientialist . Science Enthusiast.

Beginner-Level 4

You can attempt any subject you like in PCMB. You just have to get a good score to get admission through IISER. It is up to you whether you attempt PCM, PCB or PCMB.

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Prerita ChawlaExperientialist . Science Enthusiast.

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No, it's not compulsory. There is no best of 3 but your cumulative score is considered and there are several people who achieve a good score with PCM. However, by attempting biology your score will improve and your chance to get preferred IISER is higher.

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Prerita ChawlaExperientialist . Science Enthusiast.

Beginner-Level 4

No, it's not compulsory. There is no best of 3 but your cumulative score is considered and there are several people who achieve a good score with PCM, however, it's preferred if you attempt to bio improve your score.

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Prerita ChawlaExperientialist . Science Enthusiast.

Beginner-Level 4

You can opt for any of these for IISER entrance exam, depending on your preference and comfort level in these subjects. I suggest sticking to your strengths.

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Prerita ChawlaExperientialist . Science Enthusiast.

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Most certainly, you can apply for SCB despite being a PCB student. However, you would need a CBSE board percentage of 88% to clear the cut-off for the IISER entrance exam.

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Prerita ChawlaExperientialist . Science Enthusiast.

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The CBSE cut-off for SCB was 88% this year for the general category.

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Prerita ChawlaExperientialist . Science Enthusiast.

Beginner-Level 4

Yes, the JEE preparation books are more than enough for IISER. All the exams for IISERs are designed to test very basic concepts. Most questions are on the easier side if you are preparing for JEE.

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Prerita ChawlaExperientialist . Science Enthusiast.

Beginner-Level 4

Yes, you can join the M.Sc and PhD integrated programme for students. However, there are separate exams for that from the ones for undergraduate programmes.

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Sreekant Shenoy

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It's clearly mentioned in IISER website: (https://www.iiseradmission.in/).
The easiest way to get direct admission is to pass for the KVPY exam. Otherwise, you can have a look via
JEE Advanced (ranking below 10,000), State and Central Boards Channel (SCB) channel.

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Ankush SableOver 4 yrs of experience in Engineering Field.

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Hi Supriya, you cannot give IISER until and unless you are in your 3rd year. So, in order to apply for IISER exam, you must be in your final year then only you can apply. Hope this helps you. Best of luck.

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