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Hi,
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Hi Sandeep, I am sharing cut-off for IIT, Bombay have a look:-
1) General-749(opening rank) and 2036(closing rank).
2) OBC NCL-383(opening rank) and 1037(closing rank).
3)SC-157(opening rank) and 425(closing rank).
4)ST-173(opening rank)and 231(closing rank).
Best of luck!

The eligibility to appear in JEE is minimum 75%.

Mimimum criteria for government college is 55% if you have good score in JEE exam. Maybe, they can consider According to score card try for colleges or you can try some good private colleges.

Sure he can! First ask your son what he wants to do which stream he is interested in! There are many ways he can do everything! I am telling my case. During class 12th examination I gave JEE then got selected and gave advance and shortlisted in many colleges but I am not getting my choice of stream! I want to take CSE as my stream but the cutoff is too low I dint get the chance, so I opted for another colleges! So if your son is interested in aeronautics engineering he sure can give JEE during his 12th exams no issue in that! Say him to check all IIT college's cutoffs for aeronautical engineering, Just as a suggestion I am giving you a bet... View more

Hi,
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Hello,
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Hi,
As per questions, yes, you are eligible to take both Mains and advanced test. But to take admission in IIT, the minimum eligibility for you to take add admission is that you have to score 65% in 12th boards. So, go for it. All the best for future.

Hi Dear,
Kindly use the JEE Mains college predictor app to get more insights about the shortlisted colleges for your JEE Mains score. <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor</a>

If you want to get admission in any IIT then You need at least 75% marks in combined all subjects. If you clear JEE advance but you don't have the required marks then you cannot go to IIT. Yes But you can get good NIT if you get good marks in JEE approximately 170+. .

Hello,
Yes, there is chance to get admission in IITs. Best wishes.

You need to qualify JEE Mains in order to pursue B.Tech from NIT.

It depend, in which stream you want to take admission. But, approximately you need 170 marks for top NITs.

Minimum marks you must score to get a chance for a seat in IITs you need to score around 150+. Competition is fierce for top IITs. A score around 45 was cut off for JEE Advanced. This year 34425 qualified in JEE Advanced. Minimum marks -73 and Maximum marks-29. Comparison-
JEE Main 2018 cut offs for JEE Advanced has dipped significantly this year as compared to 2017. For 2018, the cut for general candidates is 74 as compared to 81 in last year.

Hi ,
You can only get NITs in 2019. As a person can only give JEE Advanced twice and JEE Mains thrice.

Hi,
Kindly use the JEE Mains college predictor by Shiksha for more insights and to check colleges available colleges with JEE Mains score
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Best of luck!

Hello Shivam Kumar,
For admission in IITs, 75% minimum is required in class 12th. Hence your admission here is ruled out. You should make an attempt for admission in one of the colleges in Bihar.
Best wishes to you.

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See, if you want IIT you should give improvement. But if you hope for NIT you may or may not. Because rank is not affected by 12th marks. So decide wisely as you have to crack JEE Mains and good score in 12th. It's not difficult but you have to be dedicated. Think wisely. Good luck. Hope it helps.

Hello, Greetings from Shiksha! Check out the college predictor of Shiksha: <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor</a> You will find your college through this. Good luck!

Yes, it is according to the new eligibility criteria of 2017. 75% marks are necessary for their particular board or top 20 percentile in board to get admission in IITs and NITs.

You need minimum 75% in best 5 subjects to be eligible for admission in NITs or IITs.

Hello Ajay,
For admission in IITs you need to appear for JEE Advanced. For appearing in JEE Advanced you need to score more than cutoff in JEE Mains. I think you have scored less than the required cutoff and hence not eligible for JEE Advanced and hence not eligible for IIT Allahabad.

No minimum weightage is there to enter in NIT or IIT. You need to score a minimum of 75 percent marks to appear for JEE Mains exam.

Check here for branch prediction.
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Check this branch and IIT college predictor.
Best of luck.

That totally depends on your career aspiration, if IIT is your aim take a drop and prepare again and if you dont want to drop go for Galgotias , both the options have its own pros and cons

Hi Pratap,
IIT JEE is among the toughest exam on under graduate level, so you need to work very hard for that. Considering your category, it will be little easy for you because the cut-off for SC category is very less.
All the best.

To get into IITs you must secure above 110 marks in JEE Advance.

U Can take Your admission in IIMT Group of Colleges, meerut or in Gr. Noida

Admission Process:
1- The candidates need to appear for an entrance exam such as CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, SNAP, or MAH CET.
2- The candidates need to visit the official website of the university and fill out the online application form.
3- The candidates must upload the required documents, including mark sheets, certificates, and photographs.
4- The candidates need to pay the application fee online.
5- The university will shortlist the candidates based on the entrance exam score and the eligibility criteria.
6- The shortlisted candidates will be called for a personal interview or group discussion.
7- The final selec... View more