  A detailed investigation on the structural and magneto-transport properties
of iron intercalated Bi2Se3 single crystals have been presented. The x-ray
diffraction and Raman studies confirm the intercalation of Fe in the van der
Waals gaps between the layers. The electrical resistivity of the compounds
decreases upon intercalation, and Hall resistivity shows the enhancement of the
charge carriers upon intercalation. The magnetoresistance shows the
non-saturating linear behavior at higher magnetic field and low temperature.
Intercalation of Fe increases the onset of the linear magnetoresistance
behavior, indicating the reduction in quantum effects. The Kohler scaling
employed on the magnetoresistance data indicates single scattering process for
all these compounds in the measured temperature range of 3- 300 K.
