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Archie Bindal
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I mean you are eligible but I don't think you will get into any NIT because cutoff goes high and you don't have enough marks for that.
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Archie Bindal
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For NITs, you need minimum of 75% in 10+2 and you need to qualify JEE Mains paper 2. For IITs you need minimum of 75% in 10+2 and you need to qualify JEE Mains paper 2 and 1 and then JEE advance and then AAT to be eligible.
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Archie Bindal
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First you need to have minimum 75% in boards. Then you need to give and qualify JEE Mains and then give and qualify JEE advance and then you will be eligible for applying for AAT exam you need to qualify it and through your AAT score you will get B.Arch courses in IITs.
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Archie Bindal
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Well I don't think there is one till now. But you can get some percentage of scholarship if you belong to category.
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Archie Bindal
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You need minimum of 75% and yes, you can do civil engineering after 12th. You will be eligible but only if you have completed any exam equivalent to 10+2 in 2018 / 2019/2020 irrespective of your age.
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Archie Bindal
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No, you are not eligible. You need 80/200 marks to be eligible so I don't think you will get admission.
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Archie Bindal
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I will be frank with you, you have zero chances of getting Sir JJ College of Architecture. If you have any follow up questions related to this, ping me.
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Archie Bindal
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You have got a really nice score in your NATA exam but I need more information like your board score, you category, your home state. These all are essential for knowing your chances of getting into your college.
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