Admission process involves the following steps.

1. Fill the online registration form
2. Online payment of application fee
3. Fill online form for the entrance test
4. Candidates will then appear for an online entrance test
5. Appear for PI on the specified date
6. Merit list will be displayed on the website
7. Candidates will have to take admission in the given time frame by paying prescribed fee and submitting prescribed documents.
8. If seats remain vacant in the first round, the same process (1-7) will be repeated for the second round

Yes. After you fill in the application form you can appear for the entrance test as per the schedule given below.

PG-PET-2020 will be conducted by MIT World Peace University followed by a Personal Interaction (PI). The details are as follows

Details of Computer Based Entrance Test

1. Syllabus

2. Schedule and Venue/Centers

3. Weightage for Selection

Yes, IIT Bhubaneswar provides students with a chance of foreign internships for research-based programs like MSc Ph.D. in Physics. It has collaborations with the University of Texas, North Denton, Texas USA, University of Edinburgh, UK, University of Western Ontario, Canada, Partnership with Warwick Manufacturing Group UK, etc. Also, countries like Germany, the USA, etc. offer students to work in Research institutes, Defence labs, etc.

Applicants with 9-10 CGPA have a better chance of getting selected into a foreign internship program in MSc Ph.D. in Physics. Also other than CGPA, there are other factors for their selection which include obtaining relevant research backgrounds, projects before the competition of the 2nd or 3rd year of the course.

Applicants with 6-9 CGPA also get opportunities for foreign internships through their relevant research of the subject, projects. Keeping in touch with the professors or institution will guide you through the whole process.

The Joint MSc Ph.D. Mathematics program at IIT Bhubaneswar is pretty good, in fact, it is one of the very few IIT that delivers this specific program. From the academic year, 2013-14 IIT Bhubaneswar is offering this program. You can take admission through a valid score in JAM. The minimum educational qualification required for this program is a bachelor’s degree with Mathematics / Statistics as a subject for at least two years/ four semesters. There are in total 20 seats available for this specific program.

Any student admitted to a Joint M.Sc.-Ph.D. are eligible for consideration to take admission into Ph.D. programs provided the student obtains a certain minimum CGPA at the end of the fourth semester. Otherwise, the student will have to leave with an M.Sc. degree. One can also on their own, decide not to continue with the Ph.D. program and leave with an M.Sc. degree after successful completion of all the academic requirements for the first four semesters.

The School of Basic Sciences in Bhubaneswar has good and experienced faculty members. It has received various research and consultancy projects funded by agencies like DST, CSIR, DBT, BRNS, as well as industries. The research focus for Mathematics at this IIT is mostly on, Optimization Techniques, Transport Phenomena & Molecular Dynamics, Queuing Theory, Applied Probability Models, Biomolecular Transport Dynamics, Soft Computing, Computational Fluid Dynamics, Numerical Methods, Combinatorial Matrix Theory, Graph Theory, Complex Dynamics, Fractals, etc.

Although IIT Bhubaneswar is among the new IITs, it holds a good placement record. According to 2019 placement highlights, the average salary package offered at this IIT was 11.44 lakh per annum. And a total of 89 companies visited for recruitment last year. 

So, if you want to pursue Joint MSc PhD Mathematics, IIT Bhubaneswar is definitely a good option.

Very few IITs in India offer Geology and all of them follow the same curriculum. The faculties at IIT Bhubaneswar is well qualified and experienced. Given below are a few advantages of choosing geology at IIT Bhubaneswar:-

• One of the parts of the IIT Bhubaneswar campus is close to Chilka lake, which is used for ocean and navel geology based courses, it is probably the only IIT in the country with such practical facilities available.
• Being one of the most culturally effervescent cities in the country and having a tropical savanna climate, Bhubaneswar is the most suitable for the field of climate and ocean research.
• There are a large number of elective courses of the geology department that are available in IIT Bhubaneswar with a few notable ones being Glacial Geoscience, Modelling and Stimulation, and many others. There are about 11 elective courses in MSc Geology each having 3 contact hours and 3 credits and divided between semesters(I and II) and (III and IV). The first two semesters have courses like environmental earth sciences and the 3rd and 4th semesters have courses like organic geochemistry.

Rural Immersion Projects are designed to give an exposure to students about the environment and problems of the rural landscape and how modern technology and management concepts can be applied to improvise the rural society’s living condition. Students work on water conservation and storage, irrigation channels optimization, farm equipment, organic fertilizers, waste recycling, composting, solar power generation and similar applications for the upliftment of rural landscape. There is an emphasis on Social Immersion Activities that reinforce a students’ curricular learning with real-life learning by engaging with the society under different situations. Intense societal engagement enables a student to have a broader perspective of the problems faced by different sections of the society and how his learning can be applied to develop innovative solutions that have a wider impact. It’s meant for bridging the gap between Rural and Urban India i.e. connecting ‘India’ with ‘Bharat’.

• Government Organizations: Central/State govt Ministries and associated departments, various bodies like RBI, SEBI, CCI, TRAI, NCSC; NCST; Election Commission; Finance Commission, NHRC; National Law Commission; National Green Tribunal, NITI Aayog etc
• Corporates/Consultancy Agencies: Pricewaterhouse Cooper (PwC); KPMG; McKinsey; Ernst & Young (E&Y) Deloitte
• National & International NGOs
• Academic Institutes: Indian Institute of Public Administration (IIPA), IISc, IITs, IIM’s, Private/State/Central Universities etc
• International Organizations: United Nations (UN), World Bank (WB) and its sister institutions, International Monetary Fund (IMF), World Health Organization (WHO), World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), International Labour Organization (ILO) etc

There will be brilliant job prospects. We often gauge our job opportunities by thinking about the most attractive starting salaries. This is not a justified point of view because the economical condition of India and the educational system of India leave much to be desired.

Cognitive science deals with our awareness of objects, the exact chain of events that take place in our brain, and the mechanism behind them. The subject is a difficult one and it involves anatomy, physiology, neuro- biochemistry, and psychology.

• The scope of employment in robotics, artificial intelligence in India is huge. 
• The same can be said in the case of European countries and the USA. If you are unique with your work, then you need to worry about your results. 
• There is an institute in Seattle which specializes in consciousness studies. 
• There can also be a hidden agenda in the USA that they will use your conscience as an influencing tool.

MSc in cognitive science pertains to consciousness which is considered as a product of the activity of the brain which is a misconception. You get your degree awarded by employing methods that are scientifically accepted.

While doing your independent research, you can prepare an algorithm by assuming consciousness as an entity that is independent in proceeding further, instead of opting for a beaten path. In case you find success in finding a one bit of the chain of events in cognition, you will be famous overnight.

The placement for MSc.-PhD in Atmosphere and Sciences at IIT Bhubaneswar is not that impressive. Although the overall placement at this IIT is quite decent and the placement rate is around 90% with an average CTC of 11.4 LPA. But the placement statistics for the M.Sc courses are not good. Only a few teaching institutes visit the campus during the placement drive recruiting students mainly from courses like Mathematics and Physics, etc.

The department of Atmosphere and Sciences at IIT Bhubaneswar is still developing and there is a shortage of faculty members in this department but there are visiting faculties from the different institutes.