Indian Institute of Science

If you refer to the placement statistics of many institutions, you may be able to see that the number of campus placement opportunities and the number of candidates getting placed for M.Tech are comparatively less when compared to B.Tech students. But multinational companies like Texas Instruments,

Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore offers admission to its four-year Bachelor of Science (Research) Programme in 2017. Students who will appear for the 12th standard board examination (or equivalent) in 2017 and those who have passed this examination in 2016 are eligible to apply for admission t

Hello Harsh,
Yes, IIT-Mumbai and IISC are the best institutions for aeronautical engineering in India including M Tech. Have no doubts and go ahead.

It can not be done. You will not be offered admission into IIT through lateral scheme. The reason being that Indian Institute of Technology does not offer lateral entry to Engineering aspirants. It is not possible in the IITs.
It is not just the lateral entry, you will not get any sort of admission f

Hi Varun,
IISc considers your JEE Mains or KVPY marks for admission in under-graduate courses. So, as per your marks, you will definitely get IISc, Bangalore.
All the best.

Hi Ashutosh,
Admission in IISC is done via 3 ways: first is you need to qualify KVPY examination, 2nd is you need to score minimum of 60% in JEE Mains and JEE advance and 3rd is you need to score minimum of 60 percentage in NEET. If you find your self in any of these category, you can apply for IISC

Hi Srira,
Admission in all of the IITs and NITs are done through the centralised counselling JOSAA. You cannot apply separately. And for IISC, you need to apply for it separately.

IISC doesn't offer B.Sc. It only offers Ph.D, integrated M.Tech and integrated Ph.D programmes.