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21st February 2017, 06:07 PM
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IIIT Hyderabad Admission through KVPY
Can you tell me if one can get admission in [CND] - B. Tech in CS and MS by Research in Computational Natural Sciences through KVPY score in IIIT or International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad?
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22nd February 2017, 10:31 AM
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Re: IIIT Hyderabad Admission through KVPY
Yes, one can get admission in [CND] - B. Tech in CS and MS by Research in Computational Natural Sciences through KVPY score in IIIT or International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad. Eligibility Master's degree in Physics, Chemistry, Maths or other areas of fundamental science or BTech in CS/IT/Biotech/Bioinformatic Duration Around 2 years. One year (2 semesters) of course work followed by thesis work. Curriculum Semester 1 Set A (Core) Advanced Biomolecular Architecture (for Phys students) Classical Mechanics+Quantum Mechanics I (for chem students) Introduction to Biology+ Biostatistics+ Bioinformatics Thermodynamics and statistical mechanics Set B (Core) Mathematics for scientists and numerical methods Computer Programming IT Workshop (Post Graduate Level) Semester 2 Set A (Core) Introduction to Bioinformatics Quantum Mechanics II Set B (Core) Data Structures & Algorithms Computer Organization Outside science (Core) Humanities + creative assignment Module on technical writing* 1 Set A (Optional) Any one from the list provided at the end Set B (Optional) Any one of the courses offered by CS and allied faculty Summer Project Semester 3 Set A (Core) Nonlinear Dynamics & Systems Biology Lab course in Computational Natural Sciences Biomolecular Structure Interactions and Dynamics Set B (Core) Operating Systems Set A (Optional) One from the list provided at the end OR Set B (Optional) One of the courses offered by CS and allied faculty Seminars and Research project (9 credits) Semester 4 Scheme I o One Set A Elective course + one course offered by a CS or allied faculty o Project (18 Credits) Scheme II Project (24 Credits) Elective science courses (set A) These will be offered depending on the availability of faculty and interest of students. Special topics in chemical physics/ Laser Physics Frontiers in nonlinear dynamics Science of Quantum Computing Non-equilibrium thermodynamics; nonlinear dynamics; nonequilibrium statistical thermodynamics (including stochastic processes) Nano-technology and physics of nano-bio systems Physics of advanced materials Advanced Structural bioinformatics Molecular Spectroscopy Advanced Bioinformatics Research projects in computational biology, etc. |