I have got 64.2170 percentile in JEE Mains exam from SC category. Can I get admission in IEM?
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Hi Bodhaditya, Yes, you can get admission in iem with this score in JEE Mains. But you will get branches other than computer Science engineering like information technology, electronics engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering etc. Best of luck.
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Hello Bodhaditya, since IEM is a private college, there is no reservation quota. All the seats are alloted based on general rank. And unfortunately, with 64 percentile you will get no branch at IEM. The overall cutoff for JEE Main after 3rd round last year was 50k. If you have taken WBJEE then you should apply based on your WBJEE rank. In fact, 80% of the seats are allotted for admission through WBJEE rank only. Best of luck.
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