IISER Entrance Exam

Dear aspirant, Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research will commence the IISER 2022 counselling in online mode. The authorities will announce the first round of provisional admission offers for SCB channel on August 23. Applicants who qualify the IISER Aptitude Test will be eligible to participate in the Counselling process of IISER. Candidates must note that the IISER counselling 2022 will be held separately for KVPY SCB and JEE candidates. During the IISER counselling 2022, candidates have to reach the allotted centre for document verification. Candidates should make sure that they carry all the relevant documents for IISER admission 2022. Candidates will be allotted seats according to their merit in KVPY SCB, JEE channel by IISER authorities.
Step 1- Filling the application form- Firstly, candidates will have to fill and submit the online IISER application form on or before the last date. It should be noted that there are separate application forms for each channel of IISER 2022 admission.
Step 2- Choice filling - While filling the application form, candidates will also have to fill in their choices of courses and institutes in order of their preference. Candidates should fill in their choices carefully as the seats will be allotted on the basis of the choices filled by them.
Step 3- Reporting for document verification - In the next step of IISER counselling 2022, candidates will have to report at the allotted centres in order to get their documents verified. Candidates should make sure that they carry all the relevant documents with them as failing which will lead to disqualification of candidature.

This merit list of IISER is prepared on the basis of marks secured by the candidates in KVPY (marks in 10+2 and KVPY fellowship) and JEE Advanced. So if you wants to know about the JEE Advanced channel, than candidates must have secured a rank within 15000 in the common rank list (for candidates belonging to GEN/OBC categories) or in the respective category rank lists (for candidates belonging to GEN-EWS/OBC-NCL/SC/ST/PWD categories) of JEE (Advanced). Additional cut-off criteria for marks obtained in 10+2 board examination is also applicable. The cut-off marks in (10+2) as eligibility for admissions is: 60% marks in aggregate or equivalent grade for GEN/OBC and OBC-NCL categories and 55% for SC/ST/PWD in any recognised board.