IISER IAT Results 2025 Declared, Check The Details

NEW DELHI: The results for Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) Aptitude Test (IAT) 2025 has been declared.

Candidates who have appeared for the IISER admission test can now check the IAT 2025 result on the official website, iiseradmission.in.

IISER Tirupati conducted the exam this year on May 25.

IAT 2025 scores will be used for admission to the five-year BS-MS (dual degree) and four-year BS degree programmes at IISER Berhampur, IISER Bhopal, IISER Kolkata, IISER Mohali, IISER Pune, IISER Thiruvananthapuram and IISER Tirupati. Students admitted to the IISERs can pursue their BS-MS/ BS/ BTech programmes in Natural Sciences/ Engineering / Computational and Data Sciences/ Economic Sciences/ Economic and Statistical Sciences.

Candidates will be able to access their IAT results 2025 using their registration ID and password. The IISER IAT result 2025 includes name, roll number, marks secured, ranks, and percentage and percentile scores, including other details.

How to check IISER Results 2025?

Step 1: Visit the IISER official website, iiseradmission.in

Step 2: Click on the “IISER Aptitude Test Results” link available on the homepage

Step 3: On the next window, enter login details

Step 4: The IISER result 2025 will be displayed

Step 5: Check the details and download the IISER scorecard 2025

For diect link to download IISER IAT 2025 score card, click here.

The IISER counselling 2025 will begin on June 26 and continue till July 3 (5 pm).

Candidates must secure the minimum cut-off marks to participate in the IISER 2025 counselling and seat allotment process.

The choice of IISERs has to be filled up by candidates after the declaration of the IAT 2025 results.

There will be no fee for filling up this form which will be available on the website, iiseradmission.in, after the declaration of the IAT 2025 results.

At the time of filling up the online application for counselling, a candidate will be shown 11 programmes across seven IISERs.

Candidates need to make a preference list from among these 11 programmes that the candidate wants to be considered for admission.

The preference order must be from the most preferred (first preference) to the least preferred (last preference). The preference list must contain at least one IISER programme.

A candidate will be considered only for those IISER programmes which are on the candidate’s preference list.