How much marks in JEE Mains are required to get admission into IIIT's?

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    Shikhar Patel | Guide-Level 13

    5 years ago
    As the cut-off depends on the branch, category and IIIT, but generally to get admission in lower IIIT 120 marks should be there but if you wish to get seat in top IIITs then more than 150 would be required. So, plan and prepare accordingly so that you can get admission in your desired college.
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    rakesh kumar uikey | Contributor-Level 9

    6 years ago
    It totally depends upon that yea's JEE Mains cut-off.
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    Raj shakya #ReadyToHelp | Scholar-Level 16

    7 years ago
    Hi Dear,
    As the cut-off depends on the branch, category and IIIT but generally to get admission in lower IIIT 120 marks should be there but if you wish to get seat in top IIITs then more than 150 would be required. So plan and prepare accordingly so that you can get admission in your desired college. To get into IIIT-Hyderabad you need a mark above 250 and if you want a 4 year programme there in CSE then a mark of 275 is must. Then coming to IIIT-Allahabad the recruitment is done by JEE Main rank so you need to score 220 to be in the safe zone. You need a rank below 3500 to get into IT 4 year course here. IIIT-A is ranked 11th in India
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    Rishav Sood Always here & happy to help u..... : )® | Guide-Level 12

    7 years ago
    Dear Shivansh,
    As the cut-off depends on the branch, category and IIIT but generally to get admission in lower IIIT 120 marks should be there but if you wish to get seat in top IIITs then more than 150 would be required. So plan and prepare accordingly so that you can get admission in your desired college. To get into IIIT-Hyderabad you need a mark above 250 and if you want a 4 year programme there in CSE then a mark of 275 is must. Then coming to IIIT-Allahabad the recruitment is done by JEE main rank so you need to score 220 to be in the safe zone. You need a rank below 3500 to get into IT 4 year course here. IIIT-A is ranked 11th in
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