First of all, *All the best for your exam* ! 😇 1) Begin with your strongest subject ( _Well begun is half done_ ). I hope you would have prepared sufficiently, till now. 2) I would advise revising whatever you have studied till now if you have made short notes. 3) Otherwise, stick to practising PYQs, in case a similar concept is asked, you will be benefitted directly. 4) If you find any PYQ difficult or want to understand it, in-depth, you can refer to my playlist. This would help you to understand the similar type of questions, as well. Link to my KVPY Playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLS4SZZUSjALNj46JnSX8b9iFf-CBf3CRv
Hi, There were 3 streams to enter IISc UG program (i.e. after class 12th). Most significant was KVPY (which won't exist anymore). Others being JEE (Advanced) and NEET which constituted negligible proportion of students enrolled here. But, if you are under 10k rank in either of these exams, you can try applying. All the best! 🙂
Hi, I don't think many (or any) people opt for jobs right after BS. Most of them are interested in doing higher studies (MS/PhD) from IISc or abroad. Even after that, they prefer academia over the industry. But, I have heard that 2-3 people sit for placement rounds, every year so you may have a chance! All the best! 👍🏻
@@anjaney_007 Bhaiya I mean that Is there 100% possibility of getting a job after IISc? Or there are some students who failed to secure a job after IISc and are unemployed like many IIT graduates
If you are interested in "job" only then maybe you should go for Engineering. There is nothing 100% or 0% in this world, everything is either more likely or less likely. To answer your question, getting a job after BS from IISc is possible but less likely due to many factors. I hope you got your answer. 😉
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Bhaiya what should I do as last 2 days are left for kvpy
First of all, *All the best for your exam* ! 😇
1) Begin with your strongest subject ( _Well begun is half done_ ). I hope you would have prepared sufficiently, till now.
2) I would advise revising whatever you have studied till now if you have made short notes.
3) Otherwise, stick to practising PYQs, in case a similar concept is asked, you will be benefitted directly.
4) If you find any PYQ difficult or want to understand it, in-depth, you can refer to my playlist. This would help you to understand the similar type of questions, as well.
Link to my KVPY Playlist:
ruclips.net/p/PLS4SZZUSjALNj46JnSX8b9iFf-CBf3CRv
Bhaiya yadi koi student NEET - UG ke through IISc me admission chahta hai toh kya fir bhi uske 12th me maths compulsory hai ?
I don't think it's compulsory but you'll be required to study PCMB here for the first 3 semesters so preferably you should have some exposure.
Bro can neet dropper get admission at IISC ???? Please reply bro
Hi,
There were 3 streams to enter IISc UG program (i.e. after class 12th).
Most significant was KVPY (which won't exist anymore). Others being JEE (Advanced) and NEET which constituted negligible proportion of students enrolled here.
But, if you are under 10k rank in either of these exams, you can try applying. All the best! 🙂
Bhaiya how is placement scenario for bs physics student at iisc bangalore?
Hi,
I don't think many (or any) people opt for jobs right after BS. Most of them are interested in doing higher studies (MS/PhD) from IISc or abroad. Even after that, they prefer academia over the industry. But, I have heard that 2-3 people sit for placement rounds, every year so you may have a chance!
All the best! 👍🏻
@@anjaney_007 Bhaiya I mean that Is there 100% possibility of getting a job after IISc? Or there are some students who failed to secure a job after IISc and are unemployed like many IIT graduates
If you are interested in "job" only then maybe you should go for Engineering. There is nothing 100% or 0% in this world, everything is either more likely or less likely.
To answer your question, getting a job after BS from IISc is possible but less likely due to many factors. I hope you got your answer. 😉