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The IISER College Predictor 2026 compares your score and category with official IISER admissions data. A missing closing value may use an opening fallback. It returns historical-fit bands to help you research a shortlist; verify current admission rules separately.
Evidence, not a guarantee
A prediction estimates historical fit. Seat availability, preferences and current-year counselling decisions still determine final allotment.
Use the score requested by this tool only if it matches the unit in the displayed cutoff records. Do not substitute a different scorecard metric.
Choose the applicable category. The predictor compares like-for-like cutoff records.
Review High, Medium and Low fit bands with the cutoff context available for each option, then verify your shortlist with the relevant admission authority.
Before you shortlist
Read the cutoff context and check current admission rules before making choices.
Enter the score requested by this tool only if it matches the unit used in the displayed cutoff records. Do not substitute a score for a rank or percentile. Add the profile details supported for this exam; category, quota and seat-pool differences can change which historical cutoff is relevant.
The predictor compares your profile with available historical cutoff values. A missing closing value can use a labelled opening-value fallback. High, Medium and Low describe relative fit, not calibrated admission probabilities. They do not account for every current-year seat, rule or preference change.
Review the cutoff context for each match, keep a balanced set of safer, target and reach options, and verify eligibility, seats, fees and final cutoffs with the relevant admission authority before making a decision.
The IAT Rank Predictor uses repository-defined score buckets to return a provisional AIR range. No published official IAT score-to-rank calibration is used, and the model does not use an official response-key dataset or calculate category ranks.
There is no fixed score-to-institute guarantee in this provisional model. Use the estimate only for planning, then verify current official rank lists, seat availability, category rules, and allotment results.
Consult the official IAT 2026 brochure for the current participating institutions and programmes. Participation, eligibility, and programme availability can change.
IAT 2026 has 60 questions. Each correct answer awards +4 marks, each incorrect answer deducts -1 mark, and each unattempted question awards 0 marks. The theoretical total is therefore an integer from -60 to 240.
No. It returns a provisional AIR range only and does not calculate category ranks or category-specific cutoff estimates. Apply the current official category and rank-list rules separately.
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Find colleges and courses that fit your score and admission profile.
Your result is a starting point.
Find what comes next.
Expected IAT Score (-60 to 240), category, quota, gender and domicile are applied where supported.
Available years and counselling contexts are compared like-for-like.
High, Medium and Low chance remain historical estimates, with years and volatility shown alongside them.
These tools use past cutoff records. Check the year and admission category in each result.
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