IIITH UGEE

Yes, IIIT Hyderabad accepts JEE Main percentile for 4-year B.Tech programs, but dual-degree research programs are specifically through UGEE.

As of now there are no numbers, as the number of seats varies slightly each year, around 100 to 120 seats distributed across the 5 dual-degree programs.

The IIITH UGEE exam for the 2026 session will be held on May 2, 2026.

SUPR is a qualifying round. Studnets must pass SUPR cutoff for REAP paper to be evaluated; to be finally shortlisted for interview depends primarily on your REAP score.

Yes, there is negative marking for incorrect answers in both sections. It is crucial to be sure of your answer before marking it to avoid losing points.

As per the exam pattern of IIITH UGEE, the REAP is a 120-minute test that evaluates critical thinking and problem-solving. It uses PCM concepts but applies them to real-world scenarios and logical puzzles.

As per the SUPR section, the test will be of 60-minute duration and consist of objective questions based on 11th and 12th-grade Physics, Chemistry, and Maths syllabus, similar to the JEE Main level.

The IIITH UGEE exam consists of two computer-based sections: SUPR (Subject Proficiency Test) and REAP (Research Aptitude Test), held on the same day.

While IIIT Hyderabad doesn't usually set a strict 75% rule like IITs, candidates must pass their board exams. Admission is based primarily on UGEE rank and interview performance.

To apply for IIITH UGEE, candidates must have completed Class 12 or equivalent by July of the admission year with Maths, Physics, and Chemistry as their primary subjects.