Can I get admission in IIT, Bombay to pursue B.Tech in aerospace engineering without taking JEE Mains?
Asked about IIT Bombay - Indian Institute of Technology - B.Tech. in Aerospace Engineering
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IITs give affirmations just on the premise of the JEE Advanced positions (AIRs). The following are not utilized:
JEE Main scores, e.g., IIIT-H use these scores.
All India Ranks touched base at through the standardization system utilized by JEE Mains. These positions are utilized by NITs to give confirmation.
Board checks just fill in as qualifying criteria for admissions to the IITs. Fundamentally, this implies regardless of the possibility that you get an average AIR in the JEE Advanced, you would not be considered for confirmation unless your Board marks are over a specific rate or percentile. -
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Saumya Singh the important thing is not to stop questionin | Contributor-Level 9
8 years agoYou can get admission in B.Tech without JEE, but you can give examination like UPSEE, COMEDK,MHCET etc. Frankly speaking, these examinations are easy to crack and have some of the very good college under them especially comedk. The packages of some of the colleges are at par with the IIT's even. -
Hello Ayush,
The admission into IITs is based on the JEE advanced scores in which you can appear only on clearing JEE mains.
You need to have at least 75% in 12th but the admission is strictly based on the JEE advanced scores (ranks) only. -
Yes, you can get admission in B.Tech on the basis of class 12th board, but the candidate with JEE Mains score is given a first preference.
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