What score do I require in JEE Mains to get admission for CSE in IIIT Delhi? I am not from Delhi.

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Lokeshwaran
a year ago

For general category candidates outside Delhi, the admission to the CSE programme at IIIT-Delhi requires a JEE Main percentile above 98.5. This means a score of 220+, depending on the competition in a particular year. 

IIIT-Delhi has 50% of its seats reserved for Delhi candidates. So, the competition

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NIKHIL SONI
7 years ago
Your score must be around 280+, as it is very good college for CSE. All the best.

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