DAIICT Gandhinagar All Questions

With JEE Main rank 101,571, getting ECE in DAIICT is very hard because their cutoff is much lower, around 12,000. Even with reservations, your rank is higher than their usual cutoff.

You can try other private colleges or state counseling where cutoff ranks are higher. Also, some colleges have management quota but fees are more.

Focus on colleges where your rank fits the cutoff. If you want, I can help find good colleges for your rank.

Hello Aspirant,

Based on your info:

• JEE Main Percentile: 92.7

• Category: General

• Home State: Rajasthan
  
  Estimated JEE Main Rank:

At 92.7 percentile, your expected CRL (Common Rank List) rank is around 70,000 – 80,000 .

Can You Get Any NIT?

Yes, you may get some lower-ranked NITs or less competitive branches in later rounds (esp. 5th–6th rounds or CSAB counselling).

NITs You May Get (Lower Branches / Home State Quota)

1. NIT Agartala

2. NIT Mizoram

3. NIT Nagaland

4. NIT Arunachal Pradesh

5. NIT Sikkim

6. NIT Puducherry (less likely)

You may get branches like Mechanical, Civil, Chemical, Biotechnology, or Production Engineering in these NITs.


Can You Get DAIICT Gandhinagar?

• DAIICT takes admission via JoSAA counselling .

• For General category , DAIICT (CSE and ICT branches) closes around 20,000–25,000 CRL .

• With a rank ~70,000 , DAIICT is not possible through JEE Main.

I would recommend you to use the JEE Mains College Predictor Tool by Careers360 to get the list of possible colleges you can get with your rank.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

While admission to BTech programs is mostly determined by your JEE Main rank, your 12th grade science grades are taken into account for eligibility at DAIICT. You must have earned a 12th grade diploma in mathematics, physics, and one of the following subjects: biology, computer science, chemistry, or biotechnology. For the All India category, there is no minimum percentage needed, although passing the 12th grade is a requirement for admission.

DAIICT Gandhinagar's expected JEE Main cutoff for 2025 will likely be similar to previous years, with a general closing home state rank of 300 for B.Tech Electronics and VLSI Design, 140 for B.Tech Information and Communication Technology, and 100 for B.Tech ICT with Minor in Computational Science and B.Tech Mathematics and Computing. For ST and SC categories, the cutoff ranks are expected to be higher, with examples like 903923 and 901150 for B.Tech (Hons.) in Information and Communication Technology with minor in Computational Science.

For DAIICT Gandhinagar's ICT branch in 2024, OBC students from Gujarat (Home State) needed a JEE Main rank around 515 or better to get admission. This rank is based on the Common Rank List (CRL). The cutoff changes every year depending on the number of applicants, difficulty of the exam, and seat availability. So, it's always good to aim for a much better rank to stay on the safe side for top branches like ICT at DAIICT.

For more details you can visit the link given below

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/daiict-jee-main-cutoff

Hello there,

DAIICT is unlikely with a 64 percentile. However, you have good chances at many other good private colleges for B.Tech CSE.

Focus on researching:

• VIT, SRM, Amity, Thapar, Shiv Nadar University, LPU, KIIT, Manipal Institute of Technology , and other similar reputable private universities.
  
  
• Look at their specific admission criteria (JEE Main weightage vs. board scores) and previous year cutoffs .
  
  
• Consider appearing for their separate entrance exams if applicable (VITEEE, SRMJEEE, KIITEE, etc.).

Your decent 10th and 12th scores will be beneficial in these colleges. Apply strategically to a range of options.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, then feel free to share your questions with us, we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hello,

The Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information and Communication Technology (DA-IICT) conducts Design Aptitude Tests (DAT) for its M.Des. (Communication Design) and M.Sc. (Data Science) programs. Below are the details:

M.Des. (Communication Design) DAT :

• Structure: Three parts, each carrying 20 marks.
  1. Part 1: Assesses drawing skills, imaginative visualization, and problem interpretation.
  2. Part 2: Evaluates understanding of design idioms and various art forms across social and cultural contexts.
  3. Part 3: Requires a subjective response to a Communication Design brief.
• Passing Criteria: Minimum of 40% required to qualify for the interview process.

M.Sc. (Data Science) Entrance Test:

• Structure: Multiple-choice questions from four sections.
  1. Quantitative Aptitude: Logical reasoning and verbal ability.
  2. Computer Science: Topics include data structures, programming concepts, and algorithms.
  3. Mathematics: Covers sequences, series, calculus, and differential equations.
  4. Statistics: Focuses on probability, random variables, and distributions.
• Duration: 90 minutes.
• Marking Scheme: +4 for correct answers, -1 for incorrect ones; no section-wise cutoffs.

Hope you find it useful !

Hello there,

Admission to DA-IICT (Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information and Communication Technology) is based on JEE Main All India Rank (AIR) . While specific percentile cutoffs can vary annually due to factors like exam difficulty and applicant pool, historical data provides some insights:

• B.Tech. in Information and Communication Technology (ICT): Closing ranks have been around 139 .
  
  

• B.Tech. in Mathematics and Computing (MnC): Closing ranks have been around 80 .
  
  

• B.Tech. in Electronics and VLSI Design (EVD): Closing ranks have been around 290 .

  
  

To estimate the required percentile, consider that a JEE Main rank of 10,000 typically corresponds to a percentile of approximately 99 . Therefore, aiming for a percentile of 98 or higher would enhance your chances for admission into these programs.


For more details and precise cut-off CLICK HERE .

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Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hi,

Based on the previous year analysis, According to your JEE MAINS 2025 Ranka nd category, some of the engineering colleges in India in which you have possibility of getting a seat includes:

• NIT Kurukshetra
• Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai
• Vishkarma Institute of Technology, Pune
• College of engineering, Pune
• Haldia Institute of Technology
• Sardar patel Institute of Technology
• IIIT Delhi

You can predict more colleges in which you can get admission using the JEE MAINS 2025 college predictor tool.

Hope this information will help you

Hy,

To determine your chances of admission to DAIICT (Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information and Communication Technology) with your waitlist numbers, we need to consider a few factors:

1. Understanding Waitlist Numbers:

• ICT-276: Indicates your waitlist position for the Information and Communication Technology program.
• MNC-301: For the M.Sc. in Network and Computer Security.
• ICT Hours-326: Might refer to a specific category or preference within the ICT program.
• EVD-260: Could relate to another program or category.

2. General Factors Affecting Admission from Waitlist:

• Number of Open Seats: The primary factor is how many students from the main list choose to accept or decline their offers. If a significant number of students from the main list decline, then the chances of getting admission from the waitlist improve.
• Previous Years' Trends: Look at previous admission cycles to see how many students typically drop out after the initial admission offers. This can give you an idea of how many students from the waitlist get admitted.
• Communication from the Institute: DAIICT may communicate with you regarding your waitlist status. Keep an eye on your email and any official announcements from the institute.

3. What You Can Do:

• Stay Updated: Keep checking the DAIICT admissions portal for updates on the waitlist and any changes in your status.
• Contact the Admissions Office: If you want clarity on your chances, consider reaching out to the admissions office at DAIICT. They can provide specific information about how many seats are available and the likelihood of movement on the waitlist.
• Be Prepared: If you do get an admission offer, be ready to respond quickly, as waitlist movements can happen rapidly.