Hello,

Absolutely, I’d be glad to help! Since you're a first-year diploma student and your goal is to join an IIT through JEE , it's important to understand the path clearly.

Here's the reality:

1. IITs & JEE Eligibility for Diploma Holders

Unfortunately, diploma holders are not eligible for admission into IITs via JEE Advanced directly.

• IITs only allow students who have completed Class 12 (or equivalent) with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics .

• A diploma is not considered equivalent to 12th for JEE Advanced eligibility.

So, you cannot join IIT through the diploma-to-IIT direct route .

But here's what you can do instead :

Option 1: Appear for Class 12 (as a private candidate)

• You can register for Class 12 from a recognized board (like NIOS or state board) with PCM subjects .

• Once you pass 12th with PCM, you become eligible to:

  1. Appear for JEE Main and then JEE Advanced .

  2. Apply for IITs like any other 12th student.

This is the most reliable route for a diploma student aiming for IIT.

Option 2: Lateral Entry into Other Top Colleges (Non-IIT)

If you want to continue with your diploma:

• You can go for LEET exams (Lateral Entry Entrance Tests).

• Through this, you can directly join 2nd year B.Tech in many state universities or NITs , but not in IITs .

Some colleges even have good placements and academics similar to IITs.

Hello aspirant,

You will be qualified to enrol in the B.Sc. Nursing programme. For entrance to a bsc nursing programme, mathematics proficiency in classes 11 or 12 is not required. Moreover, the following qualifications are required for admission to the B.Sc. Nursing programme:

When applying for admission, a candidate must be at least 17 years old on December 31 of the year in question. With a total of 45% of the possible points, students in the 10+2 class passed with Science (PCB) and English Core/Elective with a recognised board under AISSCE, CBSE, ICSE, SSCE, HSCE, or any comparable Boar d.

thank you

hope this information helps you.

Hello Aspirant

The eligibility criteria for the CEE exam is that the candidate must have passed their 12th Boards with 50% aggregate (for General Category students) or 45% (for SC/ST students). They must have passed all their exams from a UGC-Recognized Board of Examination.

Since you scored 27 in Math, this means you have failed in one subject and are thus, not eligible for the CEE exam.