Am I eligible for BITSAT, VITEEE or JEE Mains in 2018? I passed my 12th in 2016-17.
My PCM scores are 71, 61, 65 respectively and 60 in English. Am I eligible for all the engineering entrance exams or not?
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Asked by Abhishek Shah
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8 years ago
Look Abhishek, you are eligible to attempt all these exams but since you're 12th percentage does not make an aggregate of 75, so you won't be eligible for admissions to NITs. Else, there is no such criteria that will stop you from sitting in the exam based on 12th marks.
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8 years ago
You can appear for JEE Mains, VITEEE and BITSAT. Also keep checking their official sites to know more.
Good luck.
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7 years ago
Yes, you are eligible for all these exams, but as you haven't secured minimum 75% in boards, then you cannot be able to take admission in any of the NIT.
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8 years ago
You are eligible for all the exams, but as your aggregate percentage is not 75% marks, you are not eligible for BITSAT and NITs.
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