Indian Institute of Science Bangalore Answered Questions

The expected salary of a M.Sc. in Chemical Sciences graduate from IISc Bangalore is between 10 to 15 Lacs per annum for 25% of the students, and between 15-20 Lacs per annum for 24% of the students, according to the IISC Bangalore Placements Statistics (2018- 2019 Batch).

IISc Bangalore offers M.Tech. in Quantum Technology with a vibrant community of researchers, a multi-disciplinary program, and a programme coordination committee. The programme has four thrust areas: Quantum Computation and Simulation, Quantum Communications, Quantum Measurement and Sensing, and Materials for Quantum Technologies. Placement statistics are generally good, with the first batch (2021-2023) having 23 students selected out of 518 applications, and the second batch (2022-2024) having 20 students selected out of 500 applications. The programme requires a total of 64 credits, with 20 credits for the project, and offers elective courses for students to consolidate their knowledge and expertise.

The college is very strict when it comes to the eligibility requirements of M.Sc. in Chemical Sciences at IISc Bangalore, with a minimum of first class in B.Sc. or an equivalent degree with Chemistry as one of the main subjects with Mathematics at the PUC or Plus 2 level, and selection is based 100% on performance in the JAM exam.

The eligibility criteria for admission to IISc Bangalore for M.Tech. in Smart Manufacturing are:
- Bachelor's degree holders in Engineering/Technology or its equivalent
- B.E./B.Tech. equivalent examinations of Professional Societies, recognised by MoE/UPSC/AICTE
- The selection is based on 70% GATE score + 30% performance in interview.

To join Division of Mechanical Sciences, Indian Institute of Science  candidates must apply online through the official website of Indian Institute of Science IISc also they must meet the eligibility criteria and selection process that is they must have a bachelor's degree with minimum 60% aggregate marks. Most importantly they need to qualify and score good in entrance exam Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering GATE which is primary aspect of the admission process.

The alumni of Division of Mechanical Sciences, Indian Institute of Science IISc are working in renowned institution some of the notable names are Dr. Rajhnath Mashelkar who is a former director general of CSIR, Prof. Ashok Jhunjhunwala who is working as a visionary in telecom & power and some alumni are working in top reputed companies like Amazon, Cisco TCS IBM HP and more. Some alumni students chose to pursue higher studies in top global universities like MIT and Stanford.

Faculty at Division of Mechanical Sciences Indian Institute of Science IISc is considered one of the best in field they have good and experienced faculty members. The faculty is well qualified and experienced in their respective fields and are supportive helping students in various projects, internships hunting and organising  different events and fun activities. Some students reviewed that they like the college because of experience and renowned faculty they helped students with various real time projects and experiences.

IISc Bangalore is considered a better option than IITs for an M.Sc. in chemistry due to its higher ranking and reputation. The Chemical Sciences department at IISc Bangalore offers a 2-year M.Sc. programme with 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. The selection process is based on 100% performance in the JAM 2025 CY Rank. The areas of study include Quantum Chemistry, Statistical Mechanics, Synthetic Organic Chemistry, Organic Reactions, Spectroscopy, Main Group Chemistry, and Organometallic Chemistry.

M.Sc. in Chemical Sciences graduates from IISc Bangalore can work as:
- Post-Doc for 2-5 years
- Prof or scientist
- PhD position after MS
- Research at a university
- Faculty/scientist in an academic institute
Average salary package is between 10 to 20 Lacs.