Hi folk,

Hope you are doing great.

Yes you can obviously give the jee advanced next year after giving the improvement this  year and then scoring above the required percentage necessary to take part in the examination.

Giving an improvement exam will help you in preparing for the jee examination as well and also make you prepared for the entrance test so that you can perform well and achieve a good rank in it.

You can further know more about the rules and the regulations regarding the exam and the counselling and then have a good idea of how to prepare for the examination.

Hope this resolves all your query.

During IIT Goa Placement 2021 (BTech), 59 students were registered out of which 53 were placed. The Median CTC offered to BTech student at IIT Goa was Rs. 10 Lakhs. Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Goa Placement Cell ensures all students get on- and off-campus support for placements and conducts suitable training towards career readiness for all students.

During IIT Goa Placement 2021 (BTech), 59 students were registered out of which 53 were placed. The highest CTC offered to BTech student at IIT Goa was Rs. 43 Lakhs. Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Goa Placement Cell ensures all students get on- and off-campus support for placements and conducts suitable training towards career readiness for all students.

Candidates aspiring to seek admission are required to clear the Joint Entrance Exam. The candidates, based on their entrance exam scores, are required to register with Joint Seat Allocation Authority for JoSAA counselling for filling the college choices, locking the choice of college, allotment of seats, payment of fees and verification of documents. While locking the choice of college, candidates are required to choose IIT Goa in the preferences. Students are granted admission to the institute’s BTech programmes on the basis of the score of JEE Advanced, JoSAA registration, participation in counselling, filling the choice of college, locking the choice of college, verification of document and payment of fees

JEE Advanced is the entrance exam required for seeking admission to the Indian Institute of Technology Goa for an undergraduate course. Students need to obtain qualifying scores in this competitive exam. The admissions are then given on the basis of a centralised admission system. The admission criterion depends on the eligibility as well as scores depending on the candidates’ caste. In 2021, the cutoff for BTech Computer Science and Engineering was 4104, for BTech Electrical Engineering it was 8544, for BTech Mathematics and Computing it was 5756, and for BTech Mechanical Engineering it was 12001. 

Candidates aspiring to acquire a doctoral degree from IIT Goa need to apply through the fellowship programme portal for admission through PMRF and ASEAN fellowships. Aspirants also have to appear for a written test and clear the test in order to acquire admission. Further, the students have to appear for an interview for shortlisting of candidates Admission will be granted to the students on the basis of the marks obtained in the written test, the personal interview, institute level document verification and payment of fees.

For GEN/EWS/OBC-NCL candidates: B.E./ B.Tech./ B.Sc. (Engg.) with a minimum of 60% marks OR CPI of 6.0 out of 10.0 (or proportional on another scale) OR a first Class as specified by the university awarding qualifying degree. For SC/ST/PWD candidates: B.E./ B.Tech./ B.Sc. (Engg.) with a minimum of 55% marks OR CPI of 5.5 out of 10.0 (or proportional on another scale). Admission in Master Degree program is based on the valid GATE score

To apply at IIT Goa: Visit the official website of IIT Goa. Select the desired course and click on the “Apply Online” tab. Register as a new user by filling in the required details. Login with your credentials and fill the accurate details in the application form. Enter academic qualifications. Pay the application fee and submit the application form.

The Indian Institute of Technology Goa awards scholarships to its undergraduate students. To avail the  scholarships students need to perform well during their academics. The scholarships are also offered on the basis of the students' family income. Scholarships are awarded to undergraduate students based on the recommendations of the Senate Scholarship Prizes and Awards Committee (SSPAC) of the institute following the norms laid down by the statutes of the institute from time to time. Types of scholarships are: Institute Merit cum Means (MCM) Scholarships, and Facilities of Free Messing (FM). 

The Indian Institute of Technology, Goa has various schools like: School of mathematics and computer science, School of electrical sciences, School of physical sciences, School of mechanical sciences, School of humanities and social sciences, School of chemical and material sciences, and School of interdisciplinary life sciences.