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Vidhi Jain

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Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) ask for a minimum of 60% marks in your bachelor's degree in a relevant engineering branch. You need to work hard for your final BTech/B.E exams and make sure you get at least 60% marks overall, to be eligible for admission to the IITs in India. The competition is very high there, given their status and All-India ranking in India, and hence, their minimum marks requirement is also of a certain standard as compared to other colleges that may consider you for admission with 50 to 60% marks in graduation as well.

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Vidhi Jain

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You cannot pursue BTech in CSE at IITs with PCB stream in Class 12 as the eligibility criteria mentioned by the Indian Institutes of Technology ask for Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as compulsory subjects in Class 12. Mathematics is considered to be a crucial subject for the student to enter the field of Computer Engineering. Also, you must secure a minimum of 75% aggregate marks and clear the entrance exam with a really good rank to be able to get into any of the IIT branches.

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neha dhumal

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Hey Jyoti,

No, you can not take admission for M.Tech in NITs and IITs through CIWG quota. CIWG quota is specifically for undergraduate students admission under DASA scheme of government.

For M.Tech admission in IITs and NITs you have to crack the GATE ( Gratitude Aptitude Test in Engineering) examination with good scores. It doesn't have any special quota for CIWG students. You can also participate in COAP and CCMT programs.

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Vidhi Jain

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To get admission to M.Tech in Structural Engineering course at the IITs, you must secure at least 60% marks in your bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or a related field. For reserved category candidates, the marks eligibility requirement is usually 55% in graduation. Further, you have to appear for the GATE exam. You must secure a good rank in GATE 2025 to be considered for admission.

After you successfully secure a decent rank in the GATE exam, 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.

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Sudhanshu MishraI AM A COLLEGE STUDENT.

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No, you will not face any kind of difficulties or issue in the admission process. 

To be eligible for admission to an IIT, you must pass class 12 th with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as core subject. You must also have English as a compulsory subject.

You also must have at least 75% aggregate in PCM for General category. Then crack the JEE Exam and get into IIT.

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Vidhi Jain

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Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) ask for a minimum of 75% marks in Class 12 board exams, in the Science background with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics subjects. You need to work hard for your board exams and make sure you get at least 75% marks overall, to be eligible for admission to the IITs in India. The competition is very high there, given their status and NIRF ranking in India, and hence, their minimum marks requirement is also high as compared to other universities that may consider you for admission with 50 to 60% marks in Class 12 as well.

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Vidhi Jain

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For getting admission to BTech courses at the IITs, you must secure at least 75% marks in Class 12 in the PCM subjects, depending on your chosen specialization. For reserved category candidates, the marks eligibility requirement is usually 65%. Further, you have to appear for the JEE Main and JEE Advanced exams. You must secure a good rank in JEE Main to be eligible for JEE Advanced, which serves as the final call for admission.

After you successfully secure a decent rank in JEE Advanced, you will have to appear for the JoSAA counselling process, where you will be allotted a seat according to your rank at one of the IIT branches in Indi

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Manori Karan

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Yes. However, candidates must also have minimum of 75% marks in class 12 boards in minimum of five subjects (SC, ST and PwD candidates should have at least 65%) for IIT admissions.

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Lokeshwaran

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Hey dude,

I consider low percentile as 75%. With this u cant get IIT, NIT, or other gift universities utill u are in st category.

However You can get good universities with low JEE percentile. Some college or universities consider JEE percentile as part of their admissions. For example, My college sastra consider 50% in JEE and 50% in 12th for special category admissions.

It maybe help u to get good universities with decent course. 

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Kanishk Shukla

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IITs and NITs are mostly famous for engineering, tech, and science stuff, so they don't have courses like B Pharma or M Pharma.

That said, some IITs—like IIT Bombay and IIT Delhi—do offer programs in biomedical engineering or biotech, which touch on things related to pharma and drug development.

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