I got 67% in boards and 86% in JEE Mains in EWS Category. Can I get IIIT Surat?

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The primary requirements in order to be admitted to IIIT Surat offering a B.Tech programme through the JoSAA (JEE Main manner) are:

You have to score at least 75% aggregate in Class 12 board exams (of general/EWS/OBC categories) or a top 20 percentile in respective board.

Also, you must have a legitimate JEE Main score and match the percentile in the IIIT Surat cutoff of your category and course.

Your Profile:
Board score: 67 %

JEE Main percentile:86

Category: EWS

What This Means to You
Board Marks:

Candidates have to score 75 percent in Class 12 (as per central JoSAA and IIIT rules), which is official as the minimum required by IIIT Surat.

Candidates with less than 75 percentile can get through, provided he/she is in the top 20 percentile of his/her board-this percentile differs annually and is specific to a board.

JEE Main Percentile and Cut-off (EWS):

By way of admission, the EWS cutoff of IIITs is most likely to be 80 to 85 percentile.

At IIIT Surat B.Tech CSE, the closing ranks in 2025 round 6 EWS were about 22,000-29,000, depending on the branch and gender; your percentile (86) might put you into competition but chances are actually based on your All India Rank (AIR) not on percentile directly and cutoffs are lower (more competitive) on CSE and AI/ML branches.

EWS Category:

You will enjoy a reserved category cut-off and this is a feature that makes it a bit easier than the open/general category.

Final Assessment:
At 67 percent in boards, you fail to qualify the standard of 75 percent.

But, whereby your 67 % as a current ranking lands you within the top 20 percentile of your board in 2025, then you are acceptable. You will have to look up the 20 percentile cut off of your board and year. Unless you are in this, you do not qualify in IIIT Surat.

Your percentile is 86 percentile (EWS) and thus it is almost at the boundary line of IIITs and you should also be able to get seats as there is lot of competition but very much possible in the computer science/artificial intelligence streams.

In case you are eligible, you have to undergo JoSAA counseling and enter names of IIIT Surat in your preferences. You will be allocated seats on the basis of cut-offs of your year and EWS quota vacancy.

Recommendation:

Go to the official JoSAA or CBSE/State board Top 20 percentile cut off announcement of that particular Class 12 board in year 2025. You will be able to take part in it, provided that you fit the requirements; otherwise, you will not be eligible to IIIT Surat, and to any other NIT/IIIT through JoSAA.

When you satisfy the percentile requirement and when you have a competitive All India Rank, use JoSAA and rank IIIT Surat very high.

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The primary requirements in order to be admitted to IIIT Surat offering a B.Tech programme through the JoSAA (JEE Main manner) are: You have to score at least 75% aggregate in Class 12 board exams (of general/EWS/OBC categories) or a top 20 percentile in respective board. Also, you must have a legitimate JEE Main score and match the percentile in the IIIT Surat cutoff of your category and course. Your Profile: Board score: 67 % JEE Main percentile:86 Category: EWS What This Means to You Board Marks: Candidates have to score 75 percent in Class 12 (as per central JoSAA and IIIT rules), which is official as the minimum required by IIIT Surat. Candidates with less than 75 percentile can get through, provided he/she is in the top 20 percentile of his/her board-this percentile differs annually and is specific to a board. JEE Main Percentile and Cut-off (EWS): By way of admission, the EWS cutoff of IIITs is most likely to be 80 to 85 percentile. At IIIT Surat B.Tech CSE, the closing ranks in 2025 round 6 EWS were about 22,000-29,000, depending on the branch and gender; your percentile (86) might put you into competition but chances are actually based on your All India Rank (AIR) not on percentile directly and cutoffs are lower (more competitive) on CSE and AI/ML branches. EWS Category: You will enjoy a reserved category cut-off and this is a feature that makes it a bit easier than the open/general category. Final Assessment: At 67 percent in boards, you fail to qualify the standard of 75 percent. But, whereby your 67 % as a current ranking lands you within the top 20 percentile of your board in 2025, then you are acceptable. You will have to look up the 20 percentile cut off of your board and year. Unless you are in this, you do not qualify in IIIT Surat. Your percentile is 86 percentile (EWS) and thus it is almost at the boundary line of IIITs and you should also be able to get seats as there is lot of competition but very much possible in the computer science/artificial intelligence streams. In case you are eligible, you have to undergo JoSAA counseling and enter names of IIIT Surat in your preferences. You will be allocated seats on the basis of cut-offs of your year and EWS quota vacancy. Recommendation: Go to the official JoSAA or CBSE/State board Top 20 percentile cut off announcement of that particular Class 12 board in year 2025. You will be able to take part in it, provided that you fit the requirements; otherwise, you will not be eligible to IIIT Surat, and to any other NIT/IIIT through JoSAA. When you satisfy the percentile requirement and when you have a competitive All India Rank, use JoSAA and rank IIIT Surat very high.

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