How much do I need to score in JEE Advanced to get into IITs?
Asked about IIT Bombay - Indian Institute of Technology - B.Tech. in Civil Engineering
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Atleast 35% of marks for general category are required for decent branch into IIT. -
This year paper is little tough and lengthy as compared to last year so I think cutoff will probably go down.
According to me for
General category 115-125Obc. 110-115ST. 60-65
SC. 40-50
For a general aspirants to get a seat in good IIT with good branch, rank should be under 6500. -
Hello,
You need to secure good rank to get admission in IITs and other best engineering colleges. Some of them are:
IIT Madras-Opening Rank 52-Closing Rank 5319
IIT Bombay-Opening Rank 1-Closing 4880
IIT Delhi-Opening 24 - Closing 5431
IIT Roorkee -Opening 294 - Closing 7531
IIT KANPUR -Opening 113 - Closing 7469
IIT BHU-Opening 500 - Closing 9805
IIT Gandhinagar - Opening 493 - Closing 6869
IIT Jodhpur- Opening 699 - Closing 6006
IIT Kharagpur-Opening 138 - Closing 6312
IIT Madras- Opening 62 - Closing 5319
There is a huge career option for IIT JEE Exam check out:
https://scoop.eduncle.com/jee-main-advanced-career-scope -
Hi,
The best way to predict a college through JEE Mains score is to use shiksha's college predictor app. After that just go for the counselling of that college. You may also choose private colleges like BITS Pilani, SRM, VIT, SKIT-Jaipur, Galgotia, Sharda, LPU, NIRMA, etc. -
JEE advanced cutoff for different categories is:
General: 128
OBC: 115
Sc/St: 64
So, score more than the cutoffs to get a seat into IITs
https://www.resonance.ac.in/reso/news/jee-advanced-branch-allotment.aspx
Check this branch and IIT college predictor.
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