IIT

Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) are premier engineering institutes in India and have a very competitive admission process. The eligibility criteria to pursue a B.Tech. Course from IITs are as follows:
Educational Qualification: The candidate should have completed 10+2 or equivalent from a recognised board with Physics Chemistry and Mathematics as compulsory subjects. Minimum Marks: The candidate should have secured at least 75% marks (for General and OBC-NCL category candidates) or 65% marks (for SC, ST, and PwD category candidates) in aggregate in the qualifying examination. Age Limit: The candidate should be less than 25 years of age as on October 1 of the year in which they are appearing for the JEE Advanced examination. There is a relaxation of 5 years for SC, ST, and PwD category candidates. Entrance Exam: The candidate should have appeared for the JEE Main examination and secured a rank in the top 2,50,000 candidates (including all categories) in Paper 1. Category Certificate The candidate belonging to the reserved categories (SC, ST, OBC-NCL, PwD) should have a valid category Certificate issued by the competent authority. It is important to note that meeting the eligibility criteria is only the first step towards admission to an IIT. The candidate also needs to qualify for the JEE Advanced examination, which is a highly competitive exam that tests the candidate's knowledge in Physics Chemistry and Mathematics. The admission process also includes counseling and seat allocation, which are based on the candidate's JEE Advanced rank and other factors such as category and gender.

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Based on your percentile and ranks, your chances of getting admission into top NITs and IITs may be limited. However, it also depends on the branch you are interested in and the availability of seats in that particular branch at the time of counseling. You may have a better chance of admission in the top NITs such as NIT Warangal, NIT Trichy, NIT Surathkal, and NIT Calicut, as these institutes have a slightly lower cutoff for SC category students. You may also have a chance of getting admission in some of the newer IITs such as IIT Mandi, IIT Gandhinagar, and IIT Hyderabad. It is important to keep in mind that the cutoffs and admission processes can change from year to year, and the final decision will depend on the availability of seats and competition in your category. So, you should consider applying to a broad range of colleges and branches to maximize your chances of admission. You can also check the official websites of the colleges to get more information about their admission process and cutoffs.

The eligibility for admission to NITs and IITs for PwD candidates is based on various factors such as the category of the candidate, the availability of seats, and the cutoffs for that particular year. However, based on the previous year's cutoffs, a PwD candidate with a rank of 2313 in the PwD category is likely to be eligible for admission to some of the NITs and IITs. The specific NIT or IIT that the candidate can get admission to will depend on the availability of seats and the cutoffs for that particular year. The candidate may have better chances of admission to the newer NITs and IITs and the branches with lower demand. Similarly, a PwD candidate with a rank of 898 in the PwD category of OBC is also likely to be eligible for admission to some of the NITs. However, the specific NIT that the candidate can get admission to will depend on the availability of seats and the cutoffs for that particular year. It's important to note that the cutoffs for admission to NITs and IITs vary from year to year and also depend on various factors like the difficulty level of the exam, the number of candidates appearing for the exam, and the number of available seats. Therefore, it's recommended that the candidate checks the cutoffs for the current year and the eligibility criteria of the specific NIT or IIT before applying for admission.