--- name: Indian Institute of Science Bangalore description: Indian Institute of Science Bangalore public developer/API footprint review for APIs.json cataloging. url: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/api-evangelist/iisc/refs/heads/main/review.yml created: '2026-06-03' modified: '2026-06-03' reviews: - date: '2026-06-03' rating: 2 summary: >- IISc (QS World 2025 #211) has no centralized public developer portal or documented REST API program. The confirmable machine-readable footprint is academic open-access infrastructure: the ePrints@IISc institutional repository (OAI-PMH compliant, standard EPrints /cgi/oai2 path) and the DSpace-based ETD@IISc theses repository (OAI/ETD-MS compliant). Both are documented in the Registry of Open Access Repositories and IISc's own pages, but neither OAI endpoint could be programmatically verified live: eprints returns HTTP 403 from an Azure Application Gateway bot block, and etd returned HTTP 502. The official website and library site resolve cleanly. github.com/IISc exists but exposes no public repositories; only lab-level orgs (cni-iisc, csl-iisc, val-iisc) publish open source. No endpoints were fabricated; all unverified items are flagged. endpoints: - url: https://iisc.ac.in/ status: 200 note: Official institution website, resolves. - url: https://library.iisc.ac.in/ status: 200 note: IISc library site, Drupal-based, resolves. - url: https://eprints.iisc.ac.in/ status: 403 note: ePrints@IISc repository; Azure App Gateway blocks automated requests (exists, documented). - url: https://eprints.iisc.ac.in/cgi/oai2 status: 403 note: OAI-PMH endpoint (standard EPrints path); blocked to automation, not programmatically confirmed. - url: https://etd.iisc.ac.in/ status: 502 note: ETD@IISc DSpace theses repository; bad gateway at review time. - url: https://github.com/IISc status: 200 note: GitHub org exists but has no public repositories or members. - url: https://www.linkedin.com/school/indian-institute-of-science/ status: 999 note: LinkedIn school page; 999 is LinkedIn anti-bot, page is human-accessible.