Indian Institute of Science

Unfortunately, no. The website states, "The candidates must have studied Physics. Chemistry and Mathematics as main subjects in their qualifying exam along with any other subjects. "
However, don't lose hope; there are other research-oriented colleges where you can still apply.

Yes, it is. Physics, Chemistry and mathematics are mandatory to apply for UG programme, even if you apply via NEET.

Unfortunately, no, only 1-year dropper students are allowed. That is, students who have passed 12th in the year of admission or the year before that.

That's not how it works. In IISER Pune and IISc, you can't choose your subject before admission. After two years in IISER Pune and three semesters in IISc, you can select your major subjects. Then you'll have to study the courses specified by the respective department; you can choose astrophysics if

If you are planning to pursue research as a career, then no doubt these institutes are among the best in India. But in India, currently, earning money after B.Sc. and even M.Sc. is challenging as compared to MBBS. In the end, you should choose a degree of your choice because it is only then you woul

They will give you a BSMS degree mentioning your specialisation (aka major subject), and if you have done a minor in some subject, they will mention that also in your degree.

Minimum of first class in Bachelor's degree in Physical, Chemical or Biological Sciences or in BE or B Tech degree is required. Then you have to give JAM or GATE entrance exam. The candidate will be short listed for test or interview based on their JAM score or GATE score.

The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) is more industry-oriented, whereas the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) is more research-oriented. IITs are shiny and glamorous in their physical imagery, whereas IISc is simpler, carries a calm attitude, is more research-based, and is committed to scientif

For the undergraduate programme: You can get into the IISc Undergraduate programme through KVPY JEE Main JEE Advanced or NEET-UG. Getting into IISc, Bangalore, through KVPY seems much easier than other routes because you get three opportunities in the form of the KVPY SA exam, the KVPY SB exam, and

You can get into the IISc Undergraduate programme through KVPY JEE Main JEE Advanced or NEET-UG. Getting into IISc, Bangalore, through KVPY seems much easier than other routes because you get three opportunities in the form of the KVPY SA exam, the KVPY SX exam, and the KVPY SB exam. You just need t