What sort of ranks should one get in the JEE Advanced to be sure about IIT Gandhinagar?
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IIT Gandhinagar accepts JEE Advanced scores to offer BTech and BTech Integrated courses to the candidates belonging to All India quotas. Candidates were selected for the counselling rounds based on their ranks as per the IIT Gandhinagar cutoff 2023. While considering General AI category last-round cutoff, the needed rank stood between 1555 and 12299. Similarly, for the OBC AI category, the required rank stood between 571 and 4974. Candidates can find out below the category-wise needed rank for the admission to IIT Gandhinagar in 2023:
Category JEE Advanced Cutoff Range General 1555 - 12299 OBC 571 - 4974 SC 412 - 2432 ST 219 - 1354 PWD 21 - 81 EWS 227 - 2303
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