JEE Scores

Basically, here admission is mainly based on JEE score. But from 2018 Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology will also accept UCEED score for B.Tech.
So, if you are Delhi candidate then you can get admission in here based on your UCEED score because IIIT Delhi gives admission in Bachelor's programme for COMPUTER SCIENCE & DESIGN (B.Tech in CSD) through UCEED to a DELHI candidate only.
UCEED 2017 closing ranks for IIIT Delhi for different categories :-
CRL : 988 (Open Rank List)
OBC-NCL : 125 (OBC Rank List)
SC : 43 (SC Rank List)
ST : nil (ST Rank List)
OBC -NCL PwD : nil (PwD Rank Lists)
If you are a student of Delhi Domicile, and you score nearby ranks as shown above( as per your Category Rank List) , you may get admitted to IIIT Delhi.
I hope this helps u a lot.
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There isn't any specific standard because each 12 months scenario keeps on converting. Approximately 180k-200k aspirants take B.Arch paper every year. Till 2016, boards play an important position in determining ones rank. From 2017 on, as board rule has been ripped off, you may need to score 1015 marks much less than what you wanted then. Some people say that competition will boom, so that you require attaining more than traditional. But what I've seen is many individuals who were given pinnacle ranks (less than 3000) had scored among 200220, however, their boards percent turned into above 90%. You score 270+ and also you see yourself sitting in SPA Delhi. Paper-2 is not tough.
You just want to practice a few JEE level maths and that's it. Drawing element is immensely easy to do. You may have a look on a number of the JEE drawing questions every week previous to your examination and that could be greater than enough. If you've got aesthetic sensibility then you could skip practice for aptitude segment as properly. Just go through a few history and popular know-how of architectural world by way of going through previous years papers. That might be enough in an effort to rating precise. In B.Arch all pinnacle spans and NITs near their ranks at 3k. If you want to get into SPA Delhi, you'll need an AIR of under 800. For other colleges, you need to NATA examination.

It depends on your branch preference and also which IITs you consider as "good". Cutoffs are much higher in old IITs of Delhi, Kanpur and Bombay than the newly opened ones. JEE Board offered ranks to students scoring above 123 marks in JEE '14 which went approximately to AIR 19000.
However, general category students only up to AIR 9000 were considered for counselling and no student with AIR above 7500 got any branch in any IIT. The cutoffs in JEE are increasing drastically every year - and there is no fixed cutoff. The maximum marks and type of paper is also unpredictable. To be on the safe side, you should aim to get at least 48% of maximum marks - which would give you a rank around 4500. However, to get a decent branch at a “good" IIT a rank atleast below 3500 is must.