I am from SC category. I scored 74% in 12th. Am I eligible to get admission in IIT if I clear JEE advanced 2017?
In 2018, will I be eligible to write IIT Mains + advanced?
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As per the changes in Eligibility Criteria of JEE Main Exam 2018, there will be no weightage of 12th marks in JEE Main Exam.
The 12th class marks will be considered for the JEE Mains Counselling. According the latest changes, the minimum marks requires in 12th class for JEE Mains Counselling is 75%.
So, yes you can appear for JEE Mains Exam, but will not be eligible to get admission in IITs.
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Konatham Abhishek If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17
5 years ago12th class marks will be considered for the JEE Mains Counselling. According the latest changes, the minimum marks requires in 12th class for JEE Mains Counselling is 75%. So, yes you can appear for JEE Mains Exam, but will not be eligible to get admission in IITs. -
Counselling. According the latest changes, the minimum marks requires in 12th class for JEE Mains Counselling is 75%. So, yes you can appear for JEE Mains Exam, but will not be eligible to get admission in IITs.
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Yes you are eligible now.
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I hope you would have cleared but still, I would say that yaa u can get admission in IIT if you have cleared both JEE Mains as well as JEE Advanced with a desirable rank. -
Yes, you will be eligible for IIT and if you have crossed the JEE Advanced cut-off.
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Class 12th marks are not accepted in IITs. Admission in IITs are done through JEE Advance score. -
Yes, of course! As you are from SC category, you can easily get a seat through your category quota.
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