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You are in a competitive position for admission under the PwD quota if you have a PwD preparatory course CRL of 79 in JEE Advanced. Depending on annual cutoffs and seat availability historical trends indicate that having such a rank could guarantee you a spot in one of the older IITs, possibly in areas like mechanical, electrical or even core computer science. Branch allocation, however varies greatly and depends on a number of variables including overall performance, particular IIT policies and annual fluctuations in competition Examining the most recent JoSAA counseling data in detail is essential for the most precise current admittance patterns and branch selections.

M.Des admission at IIT requires candidates to possess a Design, Engineering, Architecture or related degree with minimum 60% marks or 6.5 CGPA. Students who earned bachelor's degrees in Fine Arts as well as Applied Arts and similar disciplines may seek admission if their academic achievement was either 55% marks or 6.0 CGPA or higher. All candidates applying for M.Des admission at IIT must demonstrate a valid CEED test score that exceeds 40 markers from a total possible 200. The application fee for general category candidates amounts to INR 1,600 whereas SC/ST/PwD candidates must pay INR 800. Students who enroll in the M.Des programme need to pay an annual tuition expense amounting to INR 2.2 lakhs.

To get admission to the IITs for Naval Architecture & Ocean Engineering courses at the UG level, you should have at least 75% marks in Class 12 in the PCM subjects. Also, you should give relevant entrance exams like JEE Main and JEE Advanced and get excellent marks and rank in the same.

Further, you need to complete the college application process in due time. After the exam results are out and you've got your result, make sure to apply for the JoSAA counselling where you will be given a seat for the course. You can then complete the admission formalities by paying the Naval Architecture course fees and confirming your admission.

For PG courses also, the process is similar. The only difference is that you should have a bachelor's degree in Naval Architecture or a relevant field with at least 60% marks and give the GATE exam and participate in the COAP counselling session to be given a seat.

For getting admission to M.Tech courses in Power Engineering at the IITs, you should have at least 55 to 60% marks in your bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Power Engineering, or a relevant field. If you belong to the reserved category, the marks eligibility requirement is usually relaxed by 5%. Also, you have to give the GATE exam. You must secure a good rank in the entrance exam as it plays the most important role in the admission process.

After you successfully secure a decent rank in GATE, you will have to appear for the COAP counselling process where you will be allotted a seat according to your rank at one of the IIT branches in India. Interestingly, if you are an IIT BTech graduate with a CGPA of 8 or above, you need not give the GATE test and can directly apply for the COAP counselling.

For BTech courses in Power Engineering, you must have at least 50 to 60% marks in the PCM subjects in Class 12 and give the JEE Main and JEE Advanced exams. Make sure to get a good rank and then apply for the JoSAA counselling meant for seat allocation.