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GATE Qualifying Cutoff for CE

The GATE 2018 cutoff for CE isn’t available yet; instead candidates can check the GATE CE cutoff for previous years to get an idea what it would look like in the new session. Also, the qualifying marks candidates needed to score to be eligible for admission to CE are given below.

GATE 2017 Cutoff for CE in IIT Delhi

GATE 2017 Cutoff for CE in IIT Guwahati

• less than 80% in Mathematics in XII, but my overall marks are more than 80 %, will I be eligible for admission in IIIT-Delhi ? No. A student is eligible only if he/ she: (i) ... Students having Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics in Class XII, willing to apply for B.Tech(CSD) program can apply through JAC and UCEED both.· THANK YOU
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Dear Raunak,

To be eligible for IIIT Delhi, you must have secured minimum 80% aggregate marks in your class 12th. 80% or more marks in Mathematics (separately) are also required.

There is a relaxation of marks for reserved category as well. 

Good Luck!!

IIIT Delhi takes admission through JEE Main there is no seperate exam.

Counselling will be held through JAC Delhi.

In order to be eligible for IIIT Delhi you should have  80% aggregate marks of best of five subjects (including Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics) in the qualifying examination and 80% or more marks in Mathematics (separately) are also required.

There is relaxation of marks for reserved category. 

Good Luck!!

There is no information out for 2018 session as it varies year, category, quota, branch wise so to get a rough idea about the same you can go through the below link to check the previous year cut off trend -

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jac-delhi-cutoff

Good Luck!!!!

In IIIT D, under Electronics and Communications Engineering (ECE), there is a basic level of programming and coding knowledge but not much in detail. You can check the course structure of ECE in IIIT D in the link here . Incase you want to study coding in depth then you can prefer branches like CS/ IT. They have a proper coding and language course syllabus.

Good Luck.