Can I get admission in IIST? I have scored 100 marks in JEE Advanced and I belong to OBC category.
I couldn't qualify JEE Advanced.
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HEMANSHU DEWANGAN Creative mind for new ideas share your views. | Contributor-Level 6
8 years agoYour score sounds good if you had fulfilled all the eligibility criteria for individual subjects i.e. nearly 10% in each subject then you have right to fill admission form for IIST.
From this year IIST takes admissions on the basis of JEE Mains rank if you secure a good rank in that then you will definitely see yourself in IIST.
For further information make a shortlist of that college and make opening and closing rank list category wise.
All the best for your bright future.
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Hi,
To join IIST, there is a minimum mark that you should obtain in all the 3 subjects of both the paper of JEE Advanced.
You can visit IIST website to check whether is your name is in the pdf or not.
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