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IIST B.Tech 2022 cutoff will be published on the official website of the Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology. The cutoff for IIST B.Tech 2022 will be determined by the minimum scores required for admission.

Because there will be no entrance exam, JEE Advanced results will be used to determine the IIST B.Tech cutoff in 2022. Various aspects such as previous year patterns, number of candidates, seats available, JEE Advanced difficulty, and more will be taken into account by the authorities while establishing the IIST B.Tech 2022 cutoff.

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See IIST is the only institute in India which have professors who are working professionals at ISRO and are in close quarters with the research of ISRO. You may not be wiling to go for the ISRO but getting your subject education from the professionals who themselves are not only involved with teaching but also in real life Aerospace Engineering research will be a great thing in your professional career. You will get the notion of the real life working and active research going in the field. So if you get a chance to study at IIST, then don't loose it even if you don't want to go for ISRO.

For more information regarding IIST consider the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/university/indian-institute-of-space-science-and-technology-thiruvananthapuram

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The eligibility criteria for taking admission in India Institute of  space Technology Thiruvananthapuram Kerala student has to past 12 science physics chemistry mathematics and English with at least 75% marks and have to appear for a entrance test conducted by the Indian Institute of Space Technology, Candidate has to appear for an entrance test like JEE advanced JEE mains,ugc net,GATE . The eligibility criteria for admission in IIST in the year of 2020 has been changed and the normal procedures of admission is issued for taking admission in different courses of IIST.

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It's great that you have applied and presently pursuing M.Tech Degree from IIST. Next comes the eligibility of the scientist category, you need to successfully accomplish either PhD or M.Tech degree from a recognised institution and you can join in the scientist category. If you still want more details, you are instructed to go through the updated information brochure available at the official website of ISRO.

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As per the rules of JEE MAINS & ADVANCED if you want to don't appear for the JEE MAINS & ADVANCED 2022 then also you are eligible for the JEE MAINS & ADVANCED 2023 but there is a catch.

JEE MAINS have maximum of 3 attempts i.e., the first attempt is considered to be the year you are in 10+2, the other 2 attempts are in the post 10+2 consecutive years. JEE ADVANCED have maximum of 2 attempts i.e., the first is considered to the year of 10+2 & the other 1 year post 10+2.

So even if you don't sit for the JEE MAINS & ADVANCED keep in mind that for JEE MAINS you will have 1 attempt left after JEE MAINS 2023 & for JEE ADVANCED it would be your final attempt.

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https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/jee-main

For more information regarding JEE ADVANCED consider the link below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/jee-advanced

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The average package offered was 8.2 lakhs per annum and the highest package offered is 14.5 lakhs per annum.

Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology placement cell is effectively interwoven with innovative work, business, and the board offices. It likewise means to furnish with the much-required preparing prescience, business exhortation, work profile explanation, temporary position-based tasks, and last IIST placement. The IIST placement cell works straightforwardly as per the Institute strategy and looks to correspond in a very much organized way with the interests and training foundation of the understudies. It likewise assists with directing contributions on the scholarly projects from any area of enlisting business, innovative work units, and the board associations for the IIST position. In general, the Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology placement cell pursues safeguarding the understudies' privileges and guaranteeing a protected and safe future for all up-and-comers well qualified for IIST placement.

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No, scoring less marks or failing in one subject in your class 12 pre-boards will not directly affect your eligibility criteria for JEE Mains, JEE Advanced, or admission to IIST.

Here's why:

• Eligibility for JEE Mains and JEE Advanced: These exams have their own specific eligibility criteria based on your qualifying exam (Class 12 board exams) and not your pre-board performance. As long as you meet the minimum marks requirement in your Class 12 boards , you can appear for these exams.

• Admission to IIST: IIST considers your JEE Advanced rank for admission to their undergraduate programs. Your pre-board marks do not play any role in the selection process.

However, it's important to remember that:

• Pre-boards are a valuable practice tool: They help you identify your strengths and weaknesses, assess your exam preparedness, and get familiar with the exam format. While not directly impacting eligibility, poor performance in pre-boards might indicate areas needing improvement for the actual JEE exams.

• Focus on improvement: Use your pre-board results as a learning opportunity. Analyze your mistakes, identify the subjects or topics you struggled with, and work on strengthening your understanding in those areas. This will help you perform better in the actual JEE exams and increase your chances of securing admission to IIST.

Therefore, while pre-board marks are not a deciding factor for eligibility, they can serve as a valuable indicator of your preparation and highlight areas requiring improvement. So, focus on learning from your mistakes and strive to improve your performance in the upcoming exams.

For more detail about eligibility check here https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-eligibility-criteria