Madras Institute of Technology, Anna University

Hi,
The engineering branches would require you to whether gve your JEE Mains or go for the entrance tests conducted by the universities. These day the universities are conducting online proctored tests too.
Browse some other equally good colleges which would give you more than scholarship, that is, check the academics of the college, as well as infrastructure, exposure, seminars, projects, etc. so that you get the best. Last but not the least, some colleges also offer their assistance for getting education loans.
I know the web site of LPU which would inform you the eligibility for a course, admission criteria as well as the scholarship for which you would be eligible including the scholarships it offers to aid education in such grim conditions of covid. The entrance test syllabus and paper pattern too is given.
It has also been awarded for the Best Placements and its students are in the top positions of MNCs.
Seats are filling up fast due to online admissions so be fast to grab your seat.
All the Best.

The B.E. admission in MIT Madras are based on Tamil Nadu Engineering Admission(TNEA) counselling conducted by Anna University. The other state candidates are also eligible for TNEA.
Candidates who have passed 10+2 Std. Or their equivalent from educational organisations located outside Tamil Nadu can also apply. They must include a duplicate copy of Nativity Certificate only in the form of a soft copy/ digitally signed e-Certificate.
Eligibility criteria : Candidates must have secured at least 50% marks in 12th class in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.
Hence JEE Mains score is not applicable here and you have to go through the TNEA counselling process conducted by Anna University for admission.
For more details, visit: https://tneaonline.in/

The rules for 2019 JEE will be published by the CBSE by the end of 2018. But, according to the rules by the CBSE for JEE 2018, a student wishing to appear for JEE needs to satisfy a criterion of 75% in his or her class 12 boards or in an exam equivalent to the same. This is one of the efforts to reduce the number of applicants for JEE, thus, in turn, reducing the competition. So yes, if a candidate has an aggregate score less than 75% in his or her class 12 board exams of any class 12 equivalent examination, he or she is not eligible for giving the JEE and this, in turn, is not eligible for a seat in an IIT or an NIT. According to your query, the student must score an aggregate of 75% and not 75% score in each subject. If you somehow could not manage to score 75% or above, you can take a drop, and study for an entire year, and then give the exams again. According to me, this is a tedious process as it would require that you enroll in some college, complete all the board prescribed practicals all over again, write all the assignments again and complete all the submissions. The other alternative to this is that you appear for the correctional examination which is normally for the students who have failed in a subject or two. You will only need to submit all the journals that you have already written, and appear for the practical exams.