Will I get admission in NIT if I qualify JEE Advanced exam but fail to score 75 percent marks in class 12th board exams?

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Hello Saurabh, You have asked an existential question. Answer unfortunately is straight forward no. Other institutions which take score from JEE Mains do accept lower scores, but these too have already been announced. You definitely need to score 75% or more in your boards to get into IITs.

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