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New answer posted•8 years ago

What is the JEE Cutoff for Handicap?

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Asked by Paras Sahu
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Hello Paras,
The official cut off marks vary every year. Last year it was very lower for PWD candidates but this year it may increase. They will release the cut off on the day they announce the results.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
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The official answer key would be released only at the time of announcing the results. So you need to wait for it or browse the NET for solution key from various coaching centers.

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8 years ago
You have 90% chances to get into NITs. Apply for JoSAA. After the counselling you may get admission in any NIT with a good branch.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Qamre Alam
8 years ago
No, it’s a very low score in JEE Mains so you may not be able to get any college.

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harsh raushan
8 years ago
Yes, you can have a gap of almost 2 years before doing B.Tech. GATE examination is designed for engineering students.

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Moin Nargund
8 years ago
You have to pursue Bachelor’s degree in order to appear for GATE. You are ineligible to appear for it after 12th.

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Moin Nargund
8 years ago
Nope. I don't think you will. Just hope for good fortune and let faith do the rest. Can't predict anything as it is too uncertain.

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Moin Nargund
8 years ago
If you are good at self-studying, then you can opt for DLP. But if you aren’t, then regular classroom is the best way to keep yourself updated.

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Moin Nargund
8 years ago
A score of 220+ is must. If score is around 300 and more, then you will be assured a seat. Visit the respective website for more details.

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