Dear Venkatesh

Last year there were 11279 seats in total. So, it is expected that it will be a few hundreds more than before.

There are about 500 seats reserved for the EWS category in JEE ADVANCED 2019. There is no official words from upsc so there is no definite number at the moment but i think that there will be about 40-50% seats left for the general category.

I hope i was able to help you out, feel free to ask more questions.

Dear Candidate,

EWS quota is around 10% of the total seats in colleges. IITs have roughly around 9000+ seats in total. According to that, the total reserved seats would be around 900. However, the EWS is introduced this year itself, therefore much cannot be said about it with precision but according to 10% reservation, seats will be around this number.

Hope this helps.

Some reference links:-

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

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/iits-cutoff-for-top-btech-branches

Thank You.

Hi venkatesh ,

Only 10 percent of total seats are there for the general candidates.

Let me elaborate it.

See As total of 12k seats are in iits so among that 50 percentage of seats are already reserved for obc and sc st candidates so among that total 10 percent seats are there for the general candidates whose family income is less than 8 lac. So 10 percent of 12lac counts to 1200 seats are reserved so if any candidates has ews rank below 1200 then he or she is going to get admission into any iit. But some students will definitely not take lower iits so of your your ews rank can goes down to 2000 rank for a student to get admission into iits.



Hope it helps!!!!

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