IISC Bangalore M.Tech in Chemical Engineering - Fees, Eligibility, Seats and Admission 2024

Overall: Pros : Excellent Faculty Good Exposure and Brand Value of an IISCian Inclination Towards research Motivational Students High Value for Education Value for Money and Good Placement Cons: Highly Competitive Too many projects Loads of Stress Excessive Assignments Getting out is much more difficult than getting in.

Overall: overall experience of mine in the institute is nice because teachers are very helpful hostel facility is given which is average in nature and infrastructure of this institute is well maintained and yes i have got some good friends

Placement: if I talk about placement given from this college, please meet opportunities are less as compare to the number of students studying here , only few companies visits here to take students

Infrastructure: if I talk about overall infrastructure of this institute I can say that infrastructure is average, huge ground for sports is there and also there is space for cultural activities and the campus is also built very good

Faculty: one of the best part of this institute is they have the best faculty there well knowledgeable well qualified teachers who not only motivate you but also supports you in each and every step of the your college life

Hostel: hostel facility of this college is quite simple and nice food served here are good quality cleanliness is maintained here hygiene is also maintain here and also washrooms are cleaned in every 3 days

Overall: Admission to the B. Sc. program at IISc Bangalore takes place via 4 modes: JEE Mains, JEE Advanced, IAT and NEET. Till 2021 there was a KVPY mode of entry but it was replaced by IAT (IISER Aptitude test) since last year. Cutoffs for different categories via different exams canbe checked at official website of the UG department of IISC: bs-ug.iisc.ac.in. The only eligibility criterias are to successfully pass class 12 examinations from a recognised board and to clear the cutoff of any of the 4 exams mentioned above in your category. Applications for the program are to filled at the official webiste in april-may every year. If you clear the cutoff then the institute will reach you on your official email-ID with a provisional offer letter and you will be invited for an in-person counselling session to the Bangalore campus in June. There are 3 rounds of counselling, and at the in person counselling you are given all the information about the program, fees and future prospects.

Infrastructure: The college has a very vibrant social life. There are 2 fests held across the year. The first fest is RHAPSODY, the annual fest of IISc held inseptember of every year. It includes several concert Apart from that, several smaller libraries like Ranade library are found in departments. There are several music, dance and educational clubs on campus which regularly host events and competitions. There are regular club meetings and academic excursions which make laerning fun.

Faculty: The internship opportunities are open second year onwards and are very easy to obtain. Two types of internships are available: industrial and academic. Academic internships involve working under a professor with his team on their project over the course of a summer break. For this the student can approach any professors on campus, or even at other universities in India or abroad. However, these internships generally do not involve any stipends. Industrial internships are provided by the campus placement cell and generally involve a stipend depending on the job you get. Several companies come on campus to take interns for industrial research training.

Hostel: The hostel facilities provided by the campus are top notch. The hostels have been divided into blocks, with UG students being assigned E block, U block and S block. The rooms are well equipped with beds, fans, cupboards, and lights. The rooms in E block are twin sharing, while single occupancy rooms are available in U & S block. Room allotment is random. The hostels are assigned on the first day of coming to campus and are very cheap at 5000 per month. The hostels are located at a central location of the campus so that classrooms are nearby. The food provided at the campus is ofexcellent quality. There are 5 messes A and B be North Indian veg and North Indian non veg, C and D being South Indian veg and South Indian nonveg,and E mess providing a composite diet. The menus are decided by a mess committee elected from the students by the students. 4 meals are provided everyday, breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinner. Special items are made on festivals, dessert and beverages are there.