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9 months ago
Contributor-Level 7
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.
UPVOTE IF U FIND IT HELPFUL.
New answer posted
9 months ago
Contributor-Level 10
Oxford University has been ranked higher than the IITs in India in the last few years. Oxford has been ranked among the top 10 global universities and compared with universities like Harvard, Stanford and Cambridge. When it comes to ranking comparison, Oxford has always remained way ahead of the IITs. However, IITs are also considered the top higher education institutes in India. Both institutes are known to be very competitive in their admissions process.
Some of the comparative factors of Oxford University and IIT Bombay campus are given as follows:
Category | University of Oxford | IIT Bombay |
|---|---|---|
Quacquarelli Symonds Global Rankings 2025 | #4 | #129 |
Acceptance Rate | 14% | < 1% |
Tuition Fees (BTech) | INR 38.2 L - INR 46.8 L | INR 8 L - INR 20 L |
Average Salary Package | INR 24.87 L | INR 32 L |
New answer posted
9 months agoBeginner-Level 4
IISERs and IITs are both excellent institutions, but they have different focuses:
IISERs:
Primarily focus on fundamental Science research. It also offers a strong foundation in basic sciences like physics, chemistry, biology, and mathematics. This will encourage research-oriented learning from the beginning. But candidates may have fewer career options outside of academia compared to IITs.
IITs:
Primarily focus on engineering and technology. The organisation has a wide range of engineering and Science programmes. Also have a strong emphasis on practical applications and industry collaborations. Generally have more diverse care
New answer posted
9 months agoContributor-Level 6
Yes, indeed. JEE Advanced is only an entrance exam to determine if you can seek admission or not. But for actually getting admission, one definitely needs to pay prescribed fees for that particular course selected. Candidates need to pay the tuition fees in IITs applicable as well as other fees as indicated by the IITs at the time of admission. This fee will vary from IIT to IIT and the candidates will need to pay the fees during the JoSAA counselling.
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