How many marks does one SC candidate need to score in the IIT JAM to get into an IIT?

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IIT Madras being one of the prominent IITs has released the cutoffs for the admission to various courses for the candidates belonging to various categories including General, OBC, SC, ST, PWD, and EWS. According to the IIT Madras JAM cutoff 2025, the cutoff rank has released between 133 and 198 for

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