Can I get admission in IIT, IIIT or NIT with 74.80% in HSC?
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Abhishek Kumar Mishra currently pursuing Btech;:Mechanical engineer | Contributor-Level 9
7 years agoDear Shidharth,
For getting admission in IIT NIT, IIIT, you must appear for JEE Mains and JEE Advanced examinations; then you only get admission in NIT and IIT. Please feel free to ask your queries. -
Hello there,
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No, you can't, as this is the main criteria for admission in any IITs or NITs that general and OBC students must have to score minimum 75% marks in their board exams even if it is of 1 mark only, then you can't achieve that threshold, you can't get admission in any college. -
You can only get admission in these colleges through entrance examinations. Your board's percentage doesn't matter at all even if you get 90%, you can only get an admission by clearing the entrance exams. -
Sorry to inform you that you cannot get admission in NIT, because the minimum criteria for getting admission is 75% and a good rank in JEE Main.
Do not loose hope try for some other college.
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