How much marks do I need to score in JEE Mains in order to get admission in NIT or IIT if I got 64% in class 12th?

218 Views|Posted 2016-06-19 06:18:00
Asked by Anand Rawat
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Gaurav Singh
2016-06-19 08:20:15
according to guidelines provided by the JEE u should score more than 75percentin board exam for getting chance in IIT as Your percentage is 64 so, u cant get any IIT but u can easily get any nit,Iiit's according to u r JEE main performance. I think for getting any nit u should score atleast250 marks

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Akash Aryan
2016-06-19 08:13:26
For admission in IIT u must have 12th board %ge more than 75,or u must be in top 20 percentile.For admission in topNITs you should score more than 250 . U must appear in Your board improvement. All the best.

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Akash Prasher
2016-06-19 06:52:34
JEE score should be around 275 or more with this percentage.

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