Is it true that only NATA score is required for getting admission in the Shivpur-IIEST? If it is, what is the cut-off merit score?

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Asked by Soumik Mitra
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Sujeet Kumar
8 years ago
NATA score is required to get admission in IIEST, Shibpur as well as JEE Mains score. I am not aware of the cut-off. You can check it on IIEST, Shibpur website or search on Google. You will get it.

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Sharath H Aithal
8 years ago
No, you can even submit your IIT-JEE Part 2 scores other than NATA with eligible 10+2 scores.

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