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Hey Aamir.
See for getting seat in the govt colleges other than JoSAA that means u are neglecting all the NITs , IIITs , GFTIs for admission. For getting admission in other colleges u should be giving their entrance exams or if they come under state college then apply for
We cannot say anything information on other websites. As per our information, eligibility criteria is as given below:
For admissions toNITs/IIITs/GFTIs:
Candidates need to have secured a minimum 75% marks in class XII or equivalent exam or be in the top 20 percentile in their class XII exam
Hi dear,
You have to score more than 75% in board exam.because if you get less than 75% you will not able for counselling.so you will have no chance to get any college.you have to score more than 75% or in top 20 percentile.If any board have cutoff less than
JoSAA stands for Joint Seat Allocation Authority. As the name suggests, JoSAA will conduct the admission process for participating institutes, including the IITs, NITs, and Centrally-funded technical institutes.
Registration Process:
All candidates who have appeared in JEE (Main) 2019 can apply for a seat in NITs, IIITs, GFTIs. Whereas
Hii
To get admission to IITs you need to fulfill the eligibility criterias which are as follows -
- You must qualify class 12th examination with subjects physics, chemistry, maths and english.
- The candidate must have secured atleast 75% aggregate in the examination or must be among the top 20 percentiles
Firstly congratulations for the result you have got, the chances for to get iiit are low. Hope for the best
Good luck
Thank you
Firstly congratulations for the result you have got, as of now official cutoffs are not yet been declared so we can't predict which college you will get, so please wait till April to know which college your going to get. Good luck
Thank you
I understood your query but the thing is this year the JEE mains is conducting twice the JEE mains after the April session exam exactly we can predict the eligibility untill that we should wait
Please stay tuned with us
For more information please feel free to ask
hi mineraryan,
actually,yes there will be a issues.they won't consider your improvement marks since you've selected as not giving improvement.they gonna consider your previous marks i mean marks before improvement.if your improvement marks is less than the board's marks,then it will be good for you.if not,there will be problem.i think