In general, what JEE Advanced score is required for various IITs?
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JEE Advanced scores required for admission to various IITs can vary from year to year and depend on various factors such as the number of seats available, the number of applicants, and the difficulty level of the examination. It is not possible to provide a specific score for admission to each IIT as it changes every year. However, typically a score in the top 20% of all candidates who appeared for JEE Advanced is considered to be a good score and increases the chances of getting admission to one of the IITs. JEE Mains score of 85+ percentile is ideal for getting into NITs and IITs through the exam. -
There are no specific minimum marks in the Joint Entrance Examination Advanced to get into the Indian Institute of Technology. However, a high Joint Entrance Examination Main score qualifies you for the Joint Entrance Examination Advanced exam. A Joint Entrance Examination Main score of 250 or higher is regarded as good and a Joint Entrance Examination Advanced score of 85-95 percentile is ideal for getting into the Indian Institute of Technology through the Joint Entrance Examination Advanced exam. For more information, you may visit the Shiksha JEE Advanced exam page. (https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/jee-advanced-exam). I hope th...more
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Dinesh upadhyay I am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu | Scholar-Level 16
2 years agoJEE Mains score of 85-95 percentile is ideal for getting into NITs and IITs through the exam.
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