IIIT Bangalore All Questions

hi,

see  cutoff score changes year to year and it depends on certain factors like number of applicants, questions difficulty level, seat matrix, students category, choice of stream ..however you did not mention which state you belongs to, however as per previous years data analysis you have less chances in

I must say you should appear for the JoSSA councelling and other states councelling. And getting admission to an NITs or GFTIS or IIITs various every year as per the candidates rank. You can have a look at the previous year cutoff of different institutes.

For NITs

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff-for-top-nits

For IIITs

Hello Aspirant

There's no such special provision for scholarship for SC category specially in IIIT colleges.

But it provides support for the Vidya Laxmi scheme of the central government. It is also eligible for various state government scholarships which can be availed. But considering the fee waiver, It does not

Fees of IIIT colleges are quite high cause it's not a government funded college and every facility is funded by fees . As the IIIT Institutes provides high quality education . But every IIIT colleges have their own fee criteria all over the nation and also different for categories. I

Hi, since you got the rank with PWD category I can fully assure you that you can get into NIT. But you have be satisfy with the normal NIT's such as NIT(Agartala, Srinagar, Nagaland, Patna etc.). You may have to face problem with your branch selection in these NIT's as

Hello aspirant ,

I recommend you a college predictor tool which is launched by  the career 360 .

JEE Main College Predictor link

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hope this information helps you.

Hi, according to your rank the good news is yes you can get into NIT for sure. Not only that you can also go for IIIT as well. But you have to satisfy yourself with normal NIT and IIIT. On behalf of you can go into the below mentioned NIT's