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

Hello Aspirant

Sorry to say that, but by looking at the previous year cutoff's , I can say that it's little difficult to get a seat in NIT,IIIT,GFTIs . You should try for private universities like KIIT,LPU..etc and participate to all the state counselling process (odisha, MP, UP..etc) .

You

Hello,

As per my view the best option available for you will be comedk because your rank is decent for Bangalore colleges and you have chances to get non core branches at decent colleges.

You have chances to get colleges like BIT Bangalore, CMR institute of technology. However some conditions

Hello,

I would advise you to also look for private colleges such as VIT Vellore, SRM University, Manipal University, BITS Pilani looking at your percentile.

However various factors are considered while deciding the cut offs like choices filled by the candidates, number of vacant seats in college, previous years cut

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

Sorry to say you  have little chance to get seat in niftm.

Hello,

You have more chances to get into GFtis rather than NITs, IIITs because the cut offs for these are higher.

In NITs you can try for the following:-

1. NIT Uttarakhand
2. NIT Srinagar
3. NIT Agartala
4. NIT Nagaland
5. NIT Meghalaya

Some conditions are considered while deciding the cut offs like number

Greetings!

The truth needs to be told and the truth is that you are NOT eligible for IIT/NIT. The criteria for NITs/IITs for ST category is that you must have greater than 65% in your board examination, or you must be in top 20 percentile in boards( which if you