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The eligibility condition for seeking admission in an IIT for a General candidate is 75% marks in 12th. There are some more criteria also. Once a student has all these criteria then he is to appear for JEE Mains first and if clearing it, then JEE Advanced. Only the score of JEE Advanced will decide the merit list for the students who will be admitted into different IITs. If you have done a B.Sc. Already it means you must have done 12th and if you have 75% in that then perhaps you would be eligible but there is a condition also as to up to what year a student should pass his 12th. I feel you may not be clearing this hurdle. To clarify I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about different eligibility criteria for getting admission in IIT or being allowed to appear for JEE Mains.

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If you're choosing between LPU, IIFT, AIFD, and INIFD for fashion design, then honestly, LPU has some major advantages that are hard to ignore. At LPU, the fashion design programme is not just about sketching and stitching—it's a complete blend of creativity and industry readiness. What I really like is how LPU mixes hands-on experience with industry exposure. The university has ultra-modern labs, design studios, garment construction workshops, and even live fashion shows where students can showcase their work.

While INIFD and AIFD are well-known for fashion design, they are more niche and lack the diversity and infrastructure you'd find at a large university like LPU. IIFT has a decent name but mostly focuses on short-term courses. LPU, on the other hand, offers a full degree with opportunities for internships, tie-ups with brands, international exposure, and placement support in fashion houses and retail giants. You get both technical and creative growth here, plus the chance to build a strong portfolio right from day one.

I hope this helps.