Hello Shubham Sahu,

There are very less chances that you will get admission in IITs for M.Sc.in Chemistry.

but you can get IISERs for M.Sc. Previous Year, Closing rank for M.Sc.in Chemistry in OBC Category was AIR 839 for IIT Jodhpur. Since IISERs are second priority for candidates. So you can expect admission in IISER.

Good Luck.

Hi there.

If you are having your 12th board exams this year i.e., you are already done with them or are currently taking your exams or will be taking them in this month itself (which means you are going to be 2018 passed out student, EVEN IF YOU ARE A 2017 PASSED OUT STUDENT); you are definitely eligible for the IISER examination this year in July irrespective of the mains and advance qualification. However, you should score at least 55% (be sure to refer to the current cut-off percentage)in the results of your board exams for further proceedings if you qualify the IISER.

All the best!

Hi Ambika, 

Exam is on 24th June 2018.

For more info about IISER have a glance at below link

https://www.google.co.in/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/iiser-admissions%3famp

All the best!

IISER would be a very good option if you are interested in pure sciences and I really think if you want BS you need not go abroad. IISER and IISC would be really good. Though you can go for PhD in any good country you like. As for the preparation, jee advanced preparation would be great as you will have enough time to prepare for it and might get iiser is you rank within 10,000. However, if you do choose to prepare only for jee main, you might get iisc bangalore (at a very high score though) and engineering as well.

Also, for iiser there are two more ways of getting in-

1. Kvpy (one of the most reputed scholarship examinations)- need to have good rank in it.
2. Scb (only top 1%of board students are allowed) - 50%of the seats at iiser are alloted through the IAT exam they conduct.

Hope you decide what's best for you!

All the best for the future!

It varies year to year. Also it depends on number of candidates opting for IISER as their first choice.

Hello Devendra Yadav. Thanks for contacting Careers360 and we hope we will be able to answer your query. 

Note that the IISERs are among the few academic institutions in the country that accept JEE Advanced scores for admissions other than the IITs. So, obviously the level of input you would have to put into your preparation is very high. 

The eligibility criteria on the basis of Advanced ranks is as follows:

• Candidates in General category securing a rank within 10000 in the Common Rank List (CRL) of JEE Advanced 2018 are eligible to apply.
• For candidates belonging to reserved category (OBCNC, SC, ST, PD), their category rank should be within 10000.

I would like to direct your attention to this Careers360 article for upto date information on the cutoffs for the IISERs:

• https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/iiser-merit-list-and-cutoff

Also, please see here:

• https://www.entrancecorner.com/engineering/iiser-2017-cutoff/

Hope this helps you and all the best! 

Hii Tingari..

The application form is not released yet.It is expected to release in the month of May 2018.

For more details:-https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/iiser-application-form

Admisson will be conducted through three channels - KVPY, JEE, and SCB. Candidates applying through first two channels are eligible for direct admission, while an aptitude test will be conducted for candidates opting for SCB option.

GOOD LUCK