Science

Hi,
Every cut off will be less than the previous cut off. First cut off is generally very high for good colleges, but after 5th and 6th cut off, the top 4 percentage can come down low .It depends upon the course & college.
Good luck.

Hi,
If you are pursuing entrance test in India, it's pattern is MCQ.
But, if you are a UK member, every paper has a different pattern like ct1 of financial mathematics ct3 for statistics.
Good luck.

Only 1 exam in actuarial science is MCQ based known as IFOA.

It is INR 25000 per year. Hence, INR 75000 is the total fee for 3 years.

Yes, of course! 1st year B.Sc students can apply for IISER either through KVPY SX stream or through the SCB channel.

Yes, you are eligible for IISER. I have several students in my batch who are from PCB background. Of course, one always benefits of having studied PCMB till 12th. However, in our institute, in the 1st year, the students are encouraged to pick up courses from PCMB and EES as well. Hence, it would be good if one learns a little math or biology before coming to the institute in case you have not done it in 11th and 12th.

The eligibility criteria to write the SCB exam after 12th grade is that your board percentage must be in the top 1% of the students in your board. This board percentage varies slightly annually. In the year 2018, the CBSE cut off is 88.3%.

A gap of 4 years is very big for any engineer. But if you do your engineering from a reputed college, your gap year gets hidden due to your degree. You can try for top engineering colleges in Maharashtra but their counselling is over. You can try for institutional quota seats in top private engineering colleges in Pune.
For more details, you can ask me.
Thank you.

Eligibility for scholarship 93% aggregate and above (excluding Physical Education/ Fine Arts / Performing Arts / vocational / non written subjects) in CBSE or ISC Board in XII 2017-2018.