What is the eligibility criteria for JEE Mains? I want to take admission in NITs.

I gave my class 12th PCB from CBSE, and then gave Maths as a private candidate for the additional subject. I appeared in JEE session 1 and got 97 percentile. I will get admission to NIT or not as my 12 levels has PCM as my subjects?

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Kathankumar Patel | Beginner-Level 5

a year ago

To get into NITs via JEE Mains, you'll need to have passed 12th grade with at least 75% marks (or be in the top 20% of your class). For SC/ST students, the minimum is 65%. There's no upper age limit.

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