hello vinumohan,

yes, you need to clear/get qualified through jee advance to earn admission in IIST.before jee advanced,you need to get qualify through jee mains also.

to know more,

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/iist-btech-admission

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IIST B.Tech Admission will be done on the basis of JEE Advanced scores. As per the eligibility belonging to the general category you must have scored at least 75 % aggregate marks and belonging to SC/ST you should have scored at least 65% aggregate marks. You can check all about

Hello aspirant,

For UG courses, candidates must register themselves online, through the IIST website. After the registration process, the institute generates an admission list. The selection for BTech and BTech Dual (BTech+MS/ MTech) programme is done based on candidates' valid scores in JEE Advanced and counseling round.

IIST is an

Hello,
It would be difficult to predict the 2019 cutoff as the cutoff vary every year and depends on various factors such as the difficulty level of the exam, number of candidates appearing in the exam, etc. You should aim to score good marks to get admission.
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Hii Ravi..

Factors influencing IIST btech cutoff 2019

• Number of candidates
• Number of seats.
• JEE Advanced 2019 difficulty level
• Previous years’ cutoff trends

Candidates who will not have JEE Advanced ranks equivalent to IIST B.Tech 2019 cutoff will have less chances of admission in comparison to those who have ranks

ISAT entrance exam was conducted by Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology (IIST) for admissions to Bachelor of Technology (B Tech) courses in various branches of engineering. Now, it takes the admission through JEE Advanced exam.

In case you have any other query then let me know.

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Hello, 

No, there are no other branches of Indian institute of space science and technology (IIST). It's only branch is in the southern part of the country i.e Thiruvanathapuram , Kerala. It's the institute funded by Department of Space (DOS) and falls under ISRO.

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