IISER Berhampur Conducts Inaugural Aptitude Test for BS-MS Admissions
IISER Berhampur Holds First IAT for BS-MS Program

IISER Berhampur conducted the IISER Aptitude Test (IAT) for the first time on Sunday, marking a significant milestone for the institute. The test is designed to facilitate admissions to the five-year BS-MS programme for the academic year 2026-27 across all seven Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research (IISERs) in the country.

About the IAT

The IISER Aptitude Test is a national-level examination that serves as the primary gateway for students seeking entry into the prestigious BS-MS dual-degree programme offered by the IISERs. The test assesses candidates' aptitude in science and mathematics, ensuring that only the most qualified students are selected for these rigorous programs.

Significance of the First IAT at IISER Berhampur

This inaugural test at IISER Berhampur represents a major step forward for the institution, which has been steadily growing its academic footprint. The successful conduct of the IAT demonstrates the institute's commitment to providing high-quality science education and attracting top talent from across the nation.

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Students who performed well in the IAT will now be considered for admission to the BS-MS programme at any of the seven IISERs, including those in Berhampur, Pune, Kolkata, Mohali, Thiruvananthapuram, Bhopal, and Tirupati. The BS-MS programme is known for its interdisciplinary approach, combining rigorous coursework with research opportunities.

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Hrusikesh Mohanty, based in Berhampur, covers local news with a focus on agriculture, environment, wildlife, education, health, infrastructure, tribal issues, and socio-political events. His reports often highlight wildlife conservation, educational developments, environmental concerns, and Maoist-related issues in the region.

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