The percentage of class 12 is only a qualifying clause. You only need a certain minimum percentage to qualify for IIT. No matter how much you score past the minimum score it is not an advantage or disadvantage for you. If your rank is good in advance then your 12th

Hi

CSAB has re-introduced the 75% qualifying marks in board exams for NIT and IIT admissions. As per the eligibility criteria,applicants need to score atleast 75% marks in their board exams.

For more details

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-eligibility-criteria/amp

Dear aspirant,

During admission in IIT your identity proof will be required. If your father's name is correct in your aadhar then its fine. However if it is incorrect, then it is better to submit an affidavit. You can show the correct name in your father's aadhar as the reference.

Dear aspirant !

Hope you are doing great . No , father's admit card will not be required at the time of admission . Only your identity proof will be required .

Some other documents are ;-

• Provisional JoSAA Seat Allotment Letter 2022
• Three passport size photographs similar to one

Hello aspirant,

12th percentage has no importance in JEE rank. However during admission in IIT they do check the 12th percentage. General candidates must have at least 75% marks in class 12. For SC/ST it should be 65%.

For B.Arch program:

• Candidates should have studied PCM in their 10+2 or

Greetings!

To start with, it is impossible to guess how many marks does someone need in advanced to get into IIT, it is because of the fact that the marks of JEE advanced are NOT fixed, no one on earth can tell for how many marks the exam will be

Dear aspirant

Your addhar card data must be matching with your marksheet that's mean your name, DOB, address etc.

There are very less chances that any counseling authority ask for your father's addhar card.

Mainly your documents are required for the counseling.

Otherwise if you are applying for home state

Hey!

If you’re an ST candidate looking to get into IIT then the lower most marks that can get you in is called cut off marks. The cutoff for ST candidates varies year to year. However, analysing the cutoff from the past few years it would be safe to say

Hello,

After being accepted into IIT/BITS, individuals from financially disadvantaged backgrounds have a variety of possibilities. First off, banks are willing to lend to you quickly in the name of IIT. They don't ask too many questions regarding your family history; the offer letter suffices. Additionally, each IIT has a

Hello aspirant,

NATA sets 70 marks out of 100 as qualifying. And your marks is pretty high than this. Definately going to better colleges. However, Cutoffs for NATA are calculated a bit differently from others.

Your Higher secondary marks is added to half of the NATA score you secured. That