IISER Aptitude Test 2026 application window to close on April 13 
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IISER Aptitude Test 2026 application window to close on April 13

Admissions through IAT 2026 are open for BS-MS dual degree and four-year BS programmes at IISER campuses across India

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The application window for the IISER Aptitude Test will close on April 13, marking the final opportunity for students to register for the national-level entrance exam for science education and research.

The test serves as the gateway to the Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research, which are known for their focus on fundamental science, interdisciplinary learning and research-led education.

Admissions through IAT 2026 are open for BS-MS dual degree and four-year BS programmes at IISER Berhampur, IISER Bhopal, IISER Kolkata, IISER Mohali, IISER Pune, IISER Thiruvananthapuram and IISER Tirupati. Candidates can apply through the official admissions portal.

The programmes on offer include the flagship five-year BS-MS dual degree courses, alongside specialised and interdisciplinary options. These include Computational and Data Sciences at IISER Kolkata, newly introduced majors in Geology and Environmental Sciences at IISER Mohali, as well as four-year BS and BTech programmes at IISER Bhopal and IISER Tirupati.

Key dates for IAT 2026:

  • April 13: Application window closes

  • April 16–18: Form correction window

  • May 24: Hall tickets released

  • June 7: Examination (9 am to 12 noon)

Candidates are required to follow the steps listed below to apply for IAT 2026:

  1. Visit the IISER Admissions 2026 Website: https://iiseradmission.in/

  2. On the homepage, go to the ‘Apply for IAT-2026”

  3. On the next page, register to receive User ID and Password

  4. After successful registration, complete the application form by uploading the necessary documents and making the appropriate payment

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