Most of the Indian Institute of Technologies provide sharing seat to first years students, and provide single seater from 3rd or 4th years. However having said that, there are some exception to this. Some of the IITs that provide single seater to first year students are as follows:

IIT Jodhpur

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Yes you will be eligible for admission on the basis of JEE-main score in the prominent institutions like NITs/IIITs or even for JEE-Advance if you get 75%
or more marks in 10+2 from NIOS even if it is by the TOC because then your final result will be

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YES, your class 12th score didn't matter much, if you are looking to crack JEE mains or advance exam. You can crack JEE mains and JEE advance after taking a drop if you get focused and be disciplined and practice on the right preparation strategy. If you have

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If you qualified for the JEE mains despite not receiving good marks, and if you did, you scored well in the JEE advanced. Then you have a chance of getting into IITs because only seats at IIITs, NITs, GFTIs, and private universities are determined by JEE mains scores, whereas

Fore sure, yes. Indian Institute of Technology Madras is a recognized education institute and the online BSC in Data Science program that it is offering also has a wide acceptability. Once you complete the course you are done with your bachelors, and so you are automatically eligible for your masters.

Unfortunately you won't be getting any Indian Institute of Technology or National Isntitute of Technology as your rank is sadly too low for them. Even in the Scheduled Cast category, the cut-offs of the north-eastern NITs close around 8,000 to 9,000. However you can get admission into other good colleges

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Candidates who are suffering from 40% or more disability (specified disability) as certified by the certifying authority can claim for benefits from JEE Main 2022 reservation criteria.

A few of the specific disabilities are mentioned below:

• Blindness and low vision

• Autism, intellectual disability, specific learning disability and mental

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Yes you can give IIT JAM exam. As long as you have at least 60% aggregate marks (gen/ews/obc) or 55% (AC,st,pwd) in the qualifying degree.

Find more about it on the link given below -
https://www.google.com/amp/s/university.careers360.com/articles/jam-eligibility-criteria

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The aggregate qualifying marks for JEE Advanced 2017 is the sum of marks scored in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics

The expected cut-off for the unreserved section might be between 89-91 percentile while for the Economically Weaker Section it might be somewhere between 66-68 percentile. It was 87.8992241 percentile in