Indian Institute of Science

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 the IISc, who love their lab and work there. I hope this will help you.

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 mentors they would like to work under, but this has been stopped this year.
6- You can also email the professor you would like to work under directly to seek out any available internship opportunities.
If you did not get an internship program in IISc Bangalore there are some other options where you can apply directly for the summer internship program.
1- Diesel Locomotive Works.
2- Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited.
3- National Thermal Power Corporation Limited.
4- Hindustan Computers Limited.
I hope this will help you.

If you want to get into research programme M.Sc, then I think a rank of up to 200 will be fine, but there will be a detailed technical interview. For the course programme (ME), a rank of 30 may or may not get you a seat. A rank of under 10 definitely will, this is generally applicable for all the different streams of GATE through which the Aerospace programme at IISc admits students. The course programme is fairly intensive with 15 courses and A.M.E. Project. My friends used to stay very busy with so much coursework. The research programme has 1 to 1.5 years of research involved and 1-2 publications are expected, course requirement is minimal and only 4 courses are required. The M.Sc. Programme is designed to help the faculty to have students do their research, so it is entirely in their hands to let you graduate, just like in a Ph.D. The M.Sc. could take at least 2.5 years in most cases. Placements vary greatly from year to year. Companies that visit are Airbus, GE, Rolls Royce, Eaton, GKN aerospace, Timetooth etc. It might happen that a student with a good GPA also might have to apply off campus. Some companies don't have openings for M.Sc. Students.