What minimum percentage is required in M.Sc physics for doing Ph.D in IISC?

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Sutapa Moitra Working for 28 yrs in garment fashion industy | Guide-Level 14

6 years ago

Hi Mewa, Eligibility for Ph.D. M.Sc. Or equivalent degree in Physics/ Mathematics/ Electronics/ Statistics/ Computer Science/ Photonics or Master's in Computer Applications. Marks are not the criteria for selection, but still it should be at least 50%. Admissions are Entrance based - Desirable to have valid GATE score / NET JRF/GPAT. Selection procedure: Candidates are shortlisted for an interview based on their performance in
the National Entrance Test or the qualifying degree as detailed in the above table. The selection is
based on the performance in the interview (in some of the departments, a written test will precede the
interview).

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