Indian Institute of Science Bangalore Answered Questions

The candidate should pursue a stream in Electrical Engineering (EE), Electronics and Communication Engineering (EC), Mechanical Engineering (ME), Aerospace Engineering (AE), Instrumentation Engineering (IN), or Computer Science and Information Technology (CS) to be eligible for admission to the M.Tech. in Robotics and Autonomous Systems at IISc Bangalore.

The IISc Bangalore offers admission to the M.Sc. in Chemical Sciences course based on the performance in the JAM (Joint Admission Test for M.Sc.) in Chemistry (CY) score. The selection process is 100% based on the JAM score. The eligibility criteria include a minimum of first class in B.Sc. or an equivalent degree with Chemistry as one of the main subjects and Mathematics at the PUC or Plus 2 level.

To get a seat in IISc Bangalore for M.Tech. in Quantum Technology, follow these steps:
1. Ensure you have a B.E/B.Tech./equivalent degree in any engineering discipline or a 4-year B.S./M.Sc./equivalent degree in any Science discipline with a strong mathematical background.
2. Appear for the GATE examination in the accepted papers (AE, BM, BT, CE, CH, CS, CY, DA, EC, EE, GE, GG, NM, IN, MA, ME, MN, MT, PH, PI, XE, ST).
3. Apply for the M.Tech. programme in Quantum Technology at IISc Bangalore during the application period.
4. If shortlisted, appear for an interview.
5. Selection is based on 70% of the GATE score and 30% interview performance.
6. Once selected, complete the 2-year (4 semesters) course-based multi-disciplinary program, including a project at the end, with a focus on Quantum Computation and Simulation, Quantum Communications, Quantum Measurement and Sensing, and Materials for Quantum Technologies.

To get a seat in IISc Bangalore for M.Tech. in Civil Engineering, candidates need to have a Bachelor's degree in Engineering/Technology or its equivalent, and be admitted based on GATE score and applicable reservation norms. The programme offers a Major in one of five areas: Structural Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Water Resources and Environmental Engineering, Transportation Systems Engineering, or Dam Engineering, with an optional Minor in any of the four remaining areas. Candidates must select their Major at the end of the first semester and complete 64 credits, including 22 dissertation credits and 42 credits of coursework.

Yes, a BSc graduate with a valid GATE score can potentially get into the M.Tech programme in Earth and Climate Science at IISc Bangalore. IISc Bangalore accepts candidates with a 4-year BSc degree for some M.Tech programs, and the GATE score is a key factor in the selection process.  GATE Eligibility:A BSc degree, especially a 4-year one, can be a valid qualification for GATE, and subsequently, for M.Tech admissions at IISc. IISc's Acceptance:IISc, like some other IITs, is increasingly accepting students with 4-year BSc degrees into their M.Tech programs, especially those with strong GATE scores. Specific Requirements:While a GATE score is a significant factor, IISc may also consider other aspects like your academic record (including CAM - Career Analysis Marks), performance in any interview or written test, and the specific requirements of the Earth and Climate Science program. 

The IISc Bangalore offers admission to the M.Tech. in Mobility Engineering course based on the candidate's bachelor's degree in Engineering/Technology or its equivalent, with eligibility criteria including a bachelor's degree in Engineering/Technology or its equivalent, or B.E./B.Tech. equivalent examinations of Professional Societies, recognised by MoE/UPSC/AICTE.

The M.Tech. in Microelectronics and VLSI Design eligibility criteria at IISc Bangalore differ for reserved category candidates. The required GATE paper for admission is EE, EC, CS, or IN, and the selection process is based on 70% of the GATE score and 30% interview. The eligibility criteria include a BE/B.Tech or equivalent degree with a valid GATE score. However, the cut-off scores and the number of students called for the written test and interview may vary. For reserved category candidates, there are 27 seats available, and the selection process includes a written test and an interview. The written test is subjective in nature and is designed to test problem-solving ability, approach to analyze and solve engineering problems, general aptitude, and scientific aptitude. Only those who clear the written test are called for interviews.

Yes, IISc Bangalore provides placements for M.Tech. in Quantum Technology. According to the information available, the first batch of M.Tech. in Quantum Technology had 100% placement, with students getting placed in startup companies. However, the placement statistics may vary from year to year and depend on various factors such as job vacancies, student skills, and achievements in the field.

Yes, there is a one-time payment for the B.Sc. (Research) in Physics at Division of Biological Sciences, Indian Institute of Science. The one-time payments include:
- Statutory Deposit (Refundable): ₹7,500
- Library Deposit (Refundable): ₹7,500
These are to be paid in the first year only.

The hostel charges at IISc Bangalore for M.Sc. in Life Sciences course are as follows:
| Category | Hostel Charges |
| - | - |
| General/OBC/EWS | ₹61,500 per annum (₹30,750 per semester) |
| SC/ST/PwD | ₹61,500 per annum (₹30,750 per semester) |
| ERP candidates | ₹61,500 per annum (₹30,750 per semester) |
| Sponsored candidates | ₹61,500 per annum (₹30,750 per semester) |