IIT Indore All Questions

Hello,

ALL NIT and IIT campus provide MSc in different science fields. If you missed the IIT Join Admission Test for MSc then you can give it next year. IIT-JAM is conducted  once in a year. It will conducted on February 9 for the candidates who have applied in september 2019. You have to wait for more 7 months to apply again. There is no other way to join into IIT.

NITs is the second option of students after applying for IIT and it accepts IIT-JAM score for admission. There is no different entrance test at NIT for admission into MSc degree.

For more details, please visit the link given below:-

https://jam.iitk.ac.in/

Hope it helps!

Hey there,

Greetings!

Hope you’re having a great day.

I would like to inform you that it is possible for you to get enrolled in NIT with 65 percentile since you belong to SC category.  But if you want to get into IIT, you need to appear for JEE Advanced after which it opens your door for Indian Institute of Technologies.

I can suggest you to go for the top NIT, NIT Warangal which will be the best for you in this percentile.

Let me know if you have further clarifications by mentioning it in the comment section below.

Have a nice day!

I wish that you have a bright future ahead.

Thanks.

IIT Indore or Indian Institute of Technology, Indore is one of the government run institutes which are considered as the best options for those candidates who wish to pursue their careers in the field of technology. It offers various courses on including BTech., M.Tech., M.Sc. and PhD. in various disciplines. The admission for UG and PG is based on entrances exams. For UG, like other IITs, the admission into UG is through JEE Advanced. The application generally commences in the month starting from January to March. The application is online.

For details of JEE Advanced, visit: https://jeeadv.ac.in/

The specialisations available in B.Tech at :  Computer and Science Engineering, Electrical Engineering , Mechanical engineering, Civil Engineering and Metallurgy Engineering. The eligibility criteria for the same is 10+2 in the subjects PCM from a recognized board and of course, JEE is mandatory to apply for all candidates. JEE  is  a three hour exam which focuses on the three relevant subjects: Physics, Chemistry and Maths. These questions will be objective type. The paper pattern suggests that each question is awarded with 4 marks and there is a negative marking of 0.25.

Here are some links to can refer for more information:
https://www.careers360.com/university/indian-institute-of-technology-indore
https://www.careers360.com/university/indian-institute-of-technology-indore/courses?degree=2
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main

Hope this helps. All the best!

Hello Shaifali,

Hope you are doing well.

Look, IIT-JAM cutoffs vary year by year. There was a sudden change in the cutoffs of different IITs last year which changed the whole pattern.

That was due to the level of Difficulty was low compared to previous years and hence the cutoff went very hight and even at 60 Score in IIT-JAM, one could not get IIT- Indore.

But, the cut-offs are suppose to go down and this time it's IIT Kanpur conducting JAM, and the level of difficulty is also going to increase. So, don't just think of a number as benchmark and attempt. You will get the idea of the paper in the exam hall itself and attempt accordingly.

This year, you have decent chances of getting  IIT Indore if you score better which is appropriate at 60.

So, All the best!

Hope it is helpful to you !

Thank-you !

Hello Nagamani

IIT Indore is one of the newer IITs and it does not have the quality of the older IITs. If you want an admission just for the sake of the stamp of an IIT then there is nothing wrong is getting admitted there but if you want quality education then go for IIT mumbai or delhi or if you do not care about the stamp at all then go for a better NIT or IIIT.

Hello Aspirant, the cutoffs change from year to year, the qualifying marks for chemistry in IIT-JAM is  27 marks. The closing rank would be around 320. You can check the cutoffs and have a clarity whether you are eligible or not at the official website http://jam.iitkgp.ac.in/jam2019/jam2019/doc/JAM-2019-Round1_Cutoff.pdf .

The initial round and final round cutoff's are almost similar.

Hope this helps.

Thank you.

Hello Shaifali!!

In 2019, the cut off for getting admission in IIT,Indore for Metallurgy and materials science was about 14.2k. (lowest) for girls (general). This year, there is hike in reservation quota for girls. Nevertheless, the AIR would not go beyond 15-  16k. So, be in top 15000 for having admission into IIT Indore.

On observation of this year marks vs rank list, it was about 113 marks for 15 k AIR rank. Do better. Good luck.

Hello dear aspirant.

If you are interested in government colleges for your B-tech then you have to appear in any of the two exams either IIT JEE mains or State level entrance exam. Almost all government college fall under this procedure . Only private colleges conduct separate exam for themselves.

Hope you get it.

Good luck

Hello,

You will be eligible for JEE 2020 if your number of attempts have not crossed above 3.  If this year you gave JEE for 3rd time then you can give JEE exam next year.

NTA has given the limit to the number of attempts but there is no age limit. So prepare accordingly.

If you got IIT or NIT in the end rounds then you should have taken admission. This mistake will again cause you a one year loss.  if possible contact to the IIT or NIT admission authority if there is any possibilities to take an admission.

You may not receive the payment as you have opted for IIT and NIT in 7th and 6th counselling rounds respectively. You get refund only when you are not allotted with any college by the end of counselling process.

For more confirmation you can put a mail to Jossa and ask regarding the same.

Hope it helps!

As of last year IIT JAM cutoff, in IIT Indore the closing rank for m.sc chemistry was 250 for general category .
And for OBC it was 694 , and for SC the closing rank was 1245.