IIT

One needs to appear for GATE to get admission to IIT M.Tech.

Regular M.Tech seats are available at IISc, IITs, and NITs for candidates whose employers have paid for the seats. These applicants are not required to take the GATE entrance exam in order to be considered for admission to M.Tech programmes.

• Candidates must have either a B.Tech or a BE degree. The required qualifying marks differ from one institution to the next.
• Candidates applying for M.Tech through finance seats must have worked for at least two years.
• Candidates must have secured a two-year study leave from their employers.

Each institution has its own rule for this. One can visit the website of a particular institution to know more about this.

IITs primarily consider the scores of the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) for admission into their undergraduate programs. The JEE includes subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Marathi, being a language subject, is not typically included in the JEE.

The 75% criteria you mentioned is often required for eligibility to appear for the JEE Advanced examination, which is the second stage of the JEE for admission to the IITs. However, the specific eligibility criteria can vary, so it's important to refer to the official guidelines provided by the conducting body of the JEE for the year in question.

To summarize, Marathi subject scores are not typically considered as part of the admission criteria for IITs.