Wil I be getting a JEE Mains rank if I don't score 75% in boards?
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Group Captain Vinayak Deodhar La vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser | Scholar-Level 18
8 years agoHello Amit,
Yes, you will be getting rank even if you don't score 75% in your board exams. However, in this scenario, you will not be able to get admission in NIT's or IIT's. That's all. -
Hello Admit,
Definitely, you will be getting rank even if you don't score 75% in your board exams. However, in this scenario, you will not be able to get admission in NITs or IITs. -
Definitely, you will be getting rank even if you don't score 75% in your board exams. However, in this scenario, you will not be able to get admission in NITs or IITs. -
Hello Amit,
Yes, you will be getting rank even if you don't score 75% in your board exams. However, in this scenario, you will not be able to get admission in NITs or IITs. -
You will definitely get JEE Main rank as you have submitted form as an appearing candidate. The only problem you will face is at the time of admission and verification to that definite college where you can get disqualified if you have not 75 percent.
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Yes, you will get a rank but you will not get admission in NITs and IITs because you haven't passed the eligibility criteria.
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Yes, you will, but you won't be able to get admission in any college through the counselling. -
It doesn't matter, how many percentage you have got in class 12th examination. You have to qualify with good score of JEE, you are well suited for Getting admission in B.Tech. -
Yes of course, you will get your rank on your JEE Mains rank.
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To get all the information about IIT JEE, visit www.eduncle.com/iit-jeeAs per current scenario, you will be given the JEE Mains rank. By using the scorecard you can take admission in many good private colleges of India. But you would not be able to get admission in any IIT, NIT or IIIT.
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