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Muskan

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Only the CRL rank is taken into account for IITs. Because of their higher cut-offs, admittance to IITs is impossible for someone with a CRL rank of 4 lakh. IIT admissions are highly competitive, with just the CRL rank being taken into consideration. SC category ranks are not used for admission to IITs.

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Muskan

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You are ineligible for admission to NITs and IITs, JEE Mains and Advanced, and the West Bengal board if you failed Physics in your Higher Secondary (HS) test. The three subjects of physics, chemistry, and mathematics must be passed to be eligible for these tests and institutions. You have to pass your Physics exam, which you can do by retaking it or by taking extra tests. Following your successful completion of Physics, you can apply to NITs or IITs for engineering degrees by taking the JEE Mains and Advanced exams.

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Keerthana Sundara Vadivel

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The minimum mark required for MArch admissions is 50%. Candidates must have pursued a B.Arch from a reputed college and must possess the desired skills to pursue an M.Arch such as Analytical skills, Communication Skills and Creativity. Candidates must score cut-off in order to be eligible for the counselling process and eligible for admission to top architectural colleges. They must also clear the national-level entrance examination to be eligible for securing admission through the counselling process.

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Ganesh mandala

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Changing your name after completing your 12th grade can affect the admission process for JEE and IITs, but it is manageable if you follow the correct procedures. Here are the steps and considerations:Steps to Manage Name Change for JEE and IIT Admissions:Legal Documentation:Affidavit: Obtain an affidavit for name change, which is a legal document stating your old name, new name, and other relevant details.Gazette Notification: Publish your name change in the official government gazette. This is a crucial step to legally acknowledge your new name.Supporting Documents:Updated ID Proofs: Update your name on important docume
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Ganesh mandala

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Eligibility for IIT JAM: The primary requirement is a Bachelor’s degree with at least 55% aggregate marks for General/OBC (NCL)/EWS category candidates and 50% aggregate marks for SC/ST/PwD category candidates.Admission to IITs via IIT JAM: While IIT JAM exam scores are crucial, individual IITs, including IIT Gandhinagar, may have specific requirements. Typically, candidates must have passed their 12th-grade examinations, but there is no strict percentage requirement for Class 12 marks for IIT JAM-based admissions.

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Ganesh mandala

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For admission to top courses through IIT JAM at IIT Hyderabad, the required cutoff marks vary by course and category. M.Sc. Mathematics:General category: Rank 289EWS category: Rank 458OBC category: Rank 466SC category: Rank 1418ST category: Rank 1769M.Sc. Chemistry:General category: Rank 288EWS category: Rank 429OBC category: Rank 497SC category: Rank 1589ST category: Rank 4119M.Sc. Physics:General category: Rank 287EWS category: Rank 450OBC category: Rank 526SC category: Rank 1551ST category: Rank 4073 

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Mohammed imraan

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You can change your name after class 12th, and it is acceptable for IIT admissions. To ensure a smooth process, obtain legal documentation, such as an affidavit and a gazette publication, to support your name change. Present these documents during the admission process to avoid complications. Generally, institutions accept the new name as long as you provide proof

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Saurabh Kaintura

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You cannot get into an IIT without JEE beacause for undergraduate programs, passing the JEE Advanced is usually a requirement to get into an IIT. However, by taking tests like the GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) or JAM (Joint Admission Test for M.Sc.), you can get into an IIT without taking the JEE for postgraduate programs like M.Sc. or Ph.D. Verify the precise qualifying requirements for the programs in which you are interested.

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nitesh singh

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Yes, IITs offer some seats to sponsored students. Those students who are sponsered by their employer or organisation can take admission to M.Tech courses without attending GATE exam. However for unsponsered candidates it is mandetory to take GATE exam in order to get admission to M.Tech courses. Read more at https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/articles/admissions-to-iits-without-gate-2025-scores-blogId-176587

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Anjali Raj

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It's doubtful that you'll get into an IIT with an 82 percentile in JEE Mains because they usually want higher percentiles. Nevertheless, depending on the precise cutoffs and available seats for certain branches, you might have a shot at some lower-ranked NITs or other government-funded technical institutes. You may also think about applying to other engineering schools that have their own entrance examinations or that recognize JEE Mains marks. Investigating private engineering schools with strong placement histories and facilities may also be worthwhile.

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