Indian Institute of Science Bangalore Answered Questions

Hi, IISc does not offer any master degree course. So after completing B.Sc. A student can get admission into IISc Integrated Ph.D. programme through JEST and JAM entrance exam. IISc in one of the best university in India and its reputation is not only in India but in foreign land as well and that's why completing your post graduate from IISc offers extra advantage than any other university in India. IISc is among the best university in India and apart from it being a government funded institute, enrolling for integrated Ph.D. programme not only give you extra reputation but will also save your 1 year compare to those who opt for 2 years Masters degree programme elsewhere and then apply for Ph.D. in IISc. Every year, IISc takes 70-90 students only in integrated Ph.D. programme in which 15 to 23 are in Biological Sciences, 15 to 23 for Physical Sciences, 15 to 23 for Chemical Sciences and 15 to 23 for Mathematical Sciences.

Good day, Manya Rastogi. It is actually a pretty simple process to enrol in a postgraduate programme at the Indian Institute of Science after completing an engineering degree. A student must take the GATE exam and pass with good results. Since this University has been recognised as the greatest in the nation, I'm confident that many more applicants will rank it first throughout the admissions process for the following academic year. I've included a link that will provide you with all the necessary information to assist you. https://www.shiksha.com/university/indian-institute-of-science-Bangalore-22350/admission
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Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Indian Institute of Science Bangalore, better known as IISc Bangalore has an active placement cell that conducts placement drives every year. The institute commenced its 2022 placement drive from October 2021. Students received an average salary of INR 23 LPA. The highest salary stood at INR 60 LPA. During IISc Bangalore Placements 2021, 276 students out of 528 graduating students were placed. Among them, 6 were UG students & 270 were PG students. A total of 130 students opted out from the placement drive to pursue higher studies. The median salary stood at INR 13.50 LPA for the UG students, INR 20 LPA for the 2 years PG students & INR 21.69 LPA for the 3 years PG students. The median salary of UG students increased by 30% as compared to the previous year. Some of the past recruiters included Adobe, India Bulls, Siemens, L&T, Tech Mahindra, ICICI bank, Cognizant, Birla Soft, Cipla etc.

Some of the most dominating fields of Physics which you can do in M.Sc. Research are
1. Materials Science
Learn to do things like XRD, spectroscopy techniques, chemical depositions, thin film studies, making glasses etc.
2. Statistical mechanics
Do some computational work in soft matter Physics advanced stat mech. Etc. Learn to produce random numbers, monte carlo simulation etc.
3. Theoretical condensed matter Physics.

Yes, if you want to join iisc as Ph.D. student and you have valid Net JRF with rank under 100-200. You can apply in iisc and you will get Interview call. After clearing interview you will get admission. You will get funding from government directly.

IIST is much better. If you want to work in ISRO. IIST is the best place. Isro also takes students directly from iist. If you want to work as scientist in Institutes like Aries, iucaa etc. Both iisc and iist will give you equal chances. IIST have better facilities for research. But iisc has better name. Do Ph.D. from any one of them. You will become great space scientist.

If you complete Ph.D. from any of these places. You will have good chance to earn in Lacs every month. You will be either professor in top IITs, top colleges, researcher in government Institutes or private companies or doing some technical job in industry. All of these pay very well. Even your study at these institutions you will be getting good stipend. You can join any of these Institutes in 3 ways.
1. After class 12. For BSMS using JEE or NEET
2. After B.Sc. For integrated Ph.D. using IIT JAM or jest
3 after M.Sc. As a Ph.D. using GATE/net/jest
Iisc is the best. Than comes top IISER than niser. And in last new iisers.

You need to apply separately to IISC. So IISC application opens in Feb-march. And JEST also happens in the same time. You fill the application of IISC and put that your JEST result is pending. Then in April when your JEST result comes. You need to edit your application and put your JEST rank. If your JEST rank is good. They will call you for an interview. After JEST not just in IISC. Everywhere like IISERS etc. You need to apply at each Institute separately.

You can take admission in iisc Bangalore in many courses. Course 1: after class 12: integrated bs-research
this course is of 4 years and you study pcm in the beginning and in later stage you specialise in any one of them. You get admission through JEE Mains/JEE Advanced/NEET
if you qualify any of this exam and you have top rank. You will get admission here. Every year cut off is different but you need top ranks. Course 2: integrated Ph.D. after B.Sc. In this course you get admission in combined M.Sc. And Ph.D. course. After 6 years you will get M.Sc. And Ph.D. both. Admission is through IIT JAM exam and an interview. Course 3 Ph.D. after M.Sc. Or B.Tech
in this course you do a Ph.D. admission is through net/GATE/jest exam and an interview.