Is the admission process of IIT dependent on class 12th scores?

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Hello Juned! IIT admission is not purely based on 12th standard marks. You must have atleast 75% to get admission into an IIT. Above all, you need to pass the JEE Advanced exam with a good score, only then you will get admission in an IIT. And after passing that exam, they will see to that you have

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No, you can not because you should get at least 75% in board exams.

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9 years ago
From this year, rules have been changed as no marks will be considered for JEE but you have to qualify the criteria that is 75% in boards.

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How do you say that no marks will be considered for JEE?Admission is based on your rank but to get good rank, marks are needed.

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