I got failed in class 12th exams in 2016. Am I eligible to give the exam for IIT JEE 2017?

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H
4 years ago
1stly pass your 12th then you are eligible.

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Saket Raj Sahu
6 years ago
If you cleared the failed subjects then you will be eligible but before passing 12th there is no chance.

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N
6 years ago
Yes, you are eligible to appear for the IIT-JEE 2017 and even in 2018 without any problem, but the main thing is that you have to secure a minimum of 75% in class 12th in order to get into the NITs and IITs. Thank you.

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Konatham Abhishek
6 years ago
Yes, you are eligible to appear for the IIT-JEE 2017 and even in 2018 without any problem, but the main thing is that you have to secure a minimum of 75% in class 12th in order to get into the NITs and IITs. Thank you.

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rakesh kumar uikey
6 years ago
Yes, you are eligible to appear for the IIT-JEE 2017 and even in 2018 without any problem, but the main thing is that you have to secure a minimum of 75% in class 12th in order to get into the NITs and IITs.

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Vikas Pandey
7 years ago
Hello dear, The answer to your question is yes, you are eligible for giving the exam, but it will not be of any use. First, you'll have to clear your class 12th exam and then only you should appear for the exam.

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Yash Singhal
7 years ago
Yes, you are elegible to appear for the IIT-JEE 2017 and even in 2018 without any problem, but the main thing is that you have to secure a minimum of 75% in class 12th in order to get into the NITs and IITs.

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BHARTENDU DUBEY
7 years ago
Yes, you can give JEE 2017 if you have scored more than 75% in 12th boards by appearing for improvements.

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Akarsh jain
9 years ago
Yes, you can if you manage to clear JEE Mains 2017 and get in the top 20% or 75% in your respective improvement board exam.

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Surya Goswami
9 years ago
Yes, you can but you have to improve your boards with 75% and above.

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