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Vishesh Vanjani
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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 would excel in your career. Also, both occupations are equally necessary; a country requires scientists and doctors to keep running the country, but unfortunately, only a few fractions of students take up research as compared to medicine.
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Vishesh Vanjani
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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.
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Shivani Maurya
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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.
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deepika maurya
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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 scientific advancement. Placements from IITs are well known for their number and quality, whereas placements from IISc are as good but are usually in higher positions in the firms as IISC produces the brainstorming research individuals. The faculty at the IITs and IISc is super qualified, but more noble laureates and research aces will be seen at th
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deepika maurya
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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 the KVPY SX exam. For the postgraduate programme: GATE CEED CAT GMAT JAM, JEST for integrated Ph.D. Selection Process: 50 percent written test + 50 percent interview. I hope this will help you.
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deepika maurya
Guide-Level 15
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 to have a good grasp of concepts and practice previous years' question papers as much as you can. Don't forget to attempt the online mock tests on a regular basis. I hope this will help you.
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deepika maurya
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First of all, you need to fill out the application form, and your form will be accepted only if you score at least 60 percent on the National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test (around 432). Also, you need to have at least 75 percent in your 10+2 board examinations. Then they decide the cutoff, which is around the top 100 or top 200 ranks in the National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test for the general category, for which you need to score around 650 marks at least. I hope this will help you.
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deepika maurya
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IISc Bangalore offers internships to students currently in their second or third year of undergraduate studies every year through their Summer Research Fellowship Programme (SRFP).
Application process:
1- The application form will be available on the official website of IISc Bangalore.
2- The deadline to submit an application is usually around the end of November.
3- The names of the selected candidates start appearing on the official website around the end of February.
4- The internship begins around the may end or starting week of June and is for 2 months.
5- IISc Bangalore, previously allowed applicants to choose the projects and ment
Application process:
1- The application form will be available on the official website of IISc Bangalore.
2- The deadline to submit an application is usually around the end of November.
3- The names of the selected candidates start appearing on the official website around the end of February.
4- The internship begins around the may end or starting week of June and is for 2 months.
5- IISc Bangalore, previously allowed applicants to choose the projects and ment
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Balachander Kannan
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Definitely not, IISC is India's top institute, and students with top marks in JEE prefer IISCs. So don't worry try to get high marks next year or otherwise you may try to apply to other colleges based on your marks and category. I hope this answer will be useful for you.
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Mayank Kumar
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Yes ofcourse. Very few people choose this stream so there is very less competition. So you don't have to struggle enough like other competitive exams. And yes it's totally depends upon your interest.
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