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The qualifying cut off for JEE Main changes every year depending on various factors like total number of candidates appeared, total number of seats available, difficulty level of examination, previous year cut off etc. In 2020 the qualifying cut off for JEE Main for general category was 90.3765335. In
IIT's you can get into on 1000 ST rank;
Though chances of getting CSE in IIT Delhi, IIT Bombay, IIT Madras , IIT Kanpur or IIT Kharagpur look dim for you, your destination
I believe you are confused. Admission to Engineering Physics Course at IIT Bombay is through JEE Advanced. In JEE Advanced, unlike JEE Main there is no Percentile System. Being from OBC NCL, you need a OBC NCL Rank anywhere around 1.4k to secure your seat at IITB Engineering Physics or
Hi,
Well the grades are decent enough. Also the sat score is really good. Focus on framing a very strong motivation letter and answer the questions with complete honesty and integrity. Also try to get good recommendation letter from your academic counselor and then you will be good to go.
Hello aspirant,
Below are the list of automobile engineering colleges in India:
1.IIT madras
IIT Delhi
IIT roorke
2.VIT University,vellore
3.NIT Warangal
4.Chandigarh University
5.BIT mesra
6.Hindusthan institute of technology and science
7.Manipal academy for higher education
8.Amity University
9.SRM University
10.dayanand sagar college of engineering,banglore
For more information and
I think it will be better for you to do your 11th and 12th from a CBSE board if you are planning on appearing for Engineering entrance exams.
CBSE or the Central Board of Secondary Education
Comes under the Union Government of India.
Focus is given more on theoretical
Hello aspirant
The admission will depend upon the rank you scored in JEE Advance. For admission in IIT BOMBAY, you have to secure rank under 1000 for core branch (may vary depending upon different category and branch). However, if you can get around 2000 rank as well, you can secure
Hello Aspirant,
First of all let me make you clear that it is IIT Madras for which you are talking, now if you are seeking admission for B.tech course then there is no any hard and fast rule to solve for some specific amount of marks in any specific subject
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