I passed 12th in 2022 at 17 years, neet dropper but now in 2025 am I eligible to write jee main exam and IAT exam for btech admission in IIsr bangalore ? now my age is 19.
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No.Only 12th exam appearing student and 1st dropper are allowed to get admission in IISc Banglore but you can write JEE exam 6 times in 3 consecutive years and
You can only write IISER Aptitude twice in the lifetime that too only consecutively
This year eligibility criteria of IISc says that candidate who passed 12th in 2023 and who are giving 12th exam in 2024 are eligible to apply for admission in IISc.
But you can apply for NISER &UM CEBS through NEST.
Hope it helps!
Hello,
Yes, you are eligible to write the JEE Main and IAT exams in 2025 for B.Tech admission.
For JEE Main, candidates can attempt the exam up to three consecutive years after completing their 12th standard, meaning you can attempt it in 2025, provided you passed in 2022.
The age limit for JEE Main is typically relaxed, with no specific upper age limit, but ensure you meet the eligibility criteria of the institute you're applying to.
Similarly, for IAT (Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Admission Test), you must have passed 12th within the eligible years and meet age criteria.
Hope it helps !
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