Hello,

Admission to the B. Tech. programs in DA-IICT are based on the All India Rank of Joint Entrance Examination 2020 .

For JEE nearly the cut offs for ICT degree is 12k to 13k AIR and which on an average will be 180 marks (there can be variations depending on the paper).

For ICT with minor in computational science (CS) it is around 8500 AIR ( again it is a prediction based on the previous year's data ).

U can search the below link for more information

https://www.careers360.com/university/dhirubhai-ambani-institute-of-information-and-communication-technology-gandhinagar

Hope this helps!

All the best for your future.

Hello Aspirant!!

You need at least 100+ score in GUJCET so that you can have 99+ percentile in GUJCET, and talking about the board score, I will categorize it for you depending upon your board of education.

If you are a GSEB Student

You need at least 270+ marks in PCM combined (out of 300) so that you secure 99+ percentile here as well

And if you are a CBSE Student

You need at least 229+ marks in PCM combined (out of 240) to seek 99+ percentile.

Whatever may happen, merit marks above 99 only will give you admission in DA, if you are a general candidate.

Hope it helps you

If you have any more queries comment below

Thank you & All the best!!

Every state university or college have their own criteria for other state students it vary from 5% to 15%

hey!

Your target should be between 190 - 210 for admission in DAIICT . Improving the quality of study material will help you score better . Its better  to concentrate more on the study matter & less on the target score . And the admission is granted on the basis of All India Rank .

Dear Aspirant,

Let us put on record the National Institute Ranking Framework (NIRF) ranking for 2020 for the colleges you have selected:

• DAIICT – 111 from 91 in 2019

• NIRMA – 131 from 136 in 2019

• RVCE – 70 from 63 in 2019

• PEC – 93 from 78 in 2019

So, all of them are among the top colleges in India. When you look at the syllabus the most robust was RVCE and a more progressive seems to be DAIICT.  The other two are more traditional but less robust. We suggest you look at the all their syllabus and then make a decision taking into account the faculty – look at their published papers.

Good Luck

Hello,

DAIICT also accepts GUJCET. So percentage of seats reserved for jee main candidates is very less. If you have scored above 80% of total score then you can apply for the college.

it would be better to try for government engineering college. if your rank is below 2lakhs then you can apply for low rank NIT campus. After NIT, You can look for top Universities which accepts jee mains and then government college.

if you have domicile reservation then you can apply for home state quota which will help you as higher percentage of seats are reserved for state quota.

Hope it helps!

Hi Dear,

Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information and Communication offers Engineering course in two specialisation. The cut off varies for each course. The admission to btech course is done on the basis of  JEE Main or GUJCET scores. The cut off changes every year. The general cut off is at around 8,000 rank in JEE mains.

For more details please visit the given link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/daiict-b-tech-admission

Good Luck

Greetings, aspirant!

DA-IICT or Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information and Communication Technology is one of the highly reputed colleges in India.

I'm afraid that admissions in this Institute do not have any reservations for management quota. Admissions are given on the basis of either:-

• JEE Main
• ACPC Counselling

There's also a provision for NRI students who wish to join DA-IICT. However, one needs to provide all required documents as well as scorecards of the qualifying examination, JEE main or SATs as specified on the college website

Hope this information helps

Best of luck