Am I eligible to take the IISER exam or IAT after 7 years of passing 12th grade?
I completed my UG (B.Sc) in 2020 and passed my 12th in 2016.
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You can sit for the IISER exam or the IISER Aptitude Test (IAT) even if you passed your 12th grade seven years ago, as there is no age limit mentioned for IISER admissions. But the eligibility for the exam includes that you have to be an equal pass out with at least 60% marks (for the SC/ST/PwD candidates, the cut-off percentage is 55%). Your main qualification has to be in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, or Physics. At least three of these Science subjects should be studied by you in the 12th standard. Hence, provided you have met these academic requirements, it does not matter when you completed your schooling; you are eligible to a
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