Hi Kalyan Karna,

As per your score and previous year cutoff, the colleges you get are:-

IIT Guwahati-- Water Resources Engineering and Management. Last year closing cutoff score is 360 for OBC-NCL.

IIT Guwahati-- Earth System Science and Engineering. Last year closing cutoff score is 304 for OBC-NCL.

To know

hello dear,

No, your 12th class percentile will not create any trouble.

Only your graduation , your CAT score and  working experience will be considered.

try to achieve 99.99% on your CAT examination So that you will get the chance on some top IIM colleges.

Thanks

All the best have

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NIT (National Institute of Technology) and IIT (Indian Institute of Technology) both are central government colleges. The IITs are the top ranking colleges in India for engineering education while NITs are after the IITs. You need to clear JEE main for NITs and JEE main and advanced for IITs.

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IITs are the top most and best for obtaining the best course on UG, PG etc. There are 23 IITs all over the world and all are autonomous. They only entrance based examination like for engineering jee advanced. For post graduate program they only accept GATE. But it is

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The institute offers B.Tech, B.Arch., Integrated, LLB, LLM, M.Tech., MCP, M.Sc., MBA, EMBA, MMST, and Ph.D. program to the aspirants.

Admissions are based on the marks secured by the students in the respective national level entrance examinations including JEE Mains, JEE Advanced, GATE, JAM, CAT etc.

For more detailed

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The tag of IIT itself serves a great cause for a job search later after you pass the course. Be it offline or online, IIT Madras provides quality education to the students, and so, pursuing BSc Degree in online mode will be beneficial and worth it. The IIT Madras

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IIT Advanced that means JEE mains and JEE advanced is for admission into IITs for engineeing stream. Candidates will have to pass JEE mains first and then only they can give JEE advanced. If you score good marks then you will surely get a seat in IIT. Syallabus includes

No, There is no subject wise provision for getting admission into NITs/IITs.

The board percentage criteria says that " A Candidate must have secured an aggregate percentage marks of 75% or should be in top 20 percentile of his/her own board. There is a relation of 10 % for the

A final decision is yet to be made on whether this 75% board criteria will be removed or not. Till now, this 75% (or being in top 20 percentile) board criteria is still there i.e., a student willing to take admission into any IIT/NIT on the basis of JEE must