Can I get admission in Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology for B.Tech in Avionics Engineering without taking JEE Advanced?
Asked about IIST - Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology - B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering (Avionics)
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Kundan Singh Qualified CII-IPATE 2020 | GATE 2021|B.Tech(CSE) | Guide-Level 12
8 years agoNo, you must have to take JEEADV, and if I am not wrong, you should score minimum 20% marks in JEEADV to get shortlisted for selection. Though with that percentage, it may not be possible for you to get a seat. You should go through the admission guidelines of IIST for clarification.
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