IIT Mandi JEE Advanced Cutoff 2025 (Out) - Check Opening and Closing Rank here

Hello there,

To pursue an integrated M.Tech after a diploma, especially with the goal of getting into IITs through JEE Mains and Advanced, here's what you should consider:

1. Eligibility for JEE Mains and Advanced after a Diploma:

JEE Mains: Diploma holders are not eligible for direct admission to NITs/IITs for undergraduate courses (like B.Tech or integrated M.Tech) via JEE Mains. However, diploma holders can write the exam for qualifying in JEE Advanced, but not for direct entry to undergraduate programs.

JEE Advanced: You may be eligible to appear for JEE Advanced if you first clear JEE Mains. However, diploma holders cannot directly apply to undergraduate programs at IITs even after qualifying for JEE Advanced. The diploma may not be considered equivalent to 12th grade by the IIT system for undergraduate admissions.

2. Alternate Pathways to IITs for Integrated M.Tech:

Lateral Entry Programs: Some institutes offer lateral entry to diploma holders into 2nd year B.Tech courses, but IITs do not typically have lateral entry schemes.

Other Institutes: You might consider other premier institutes that offer integrated programs, or lateral entry for diploma holders.

3. Options Beyond IITs:

You can pursue lateral entry to B.Tech courses in other reputed engineering institutes. After completing B.Tech, you can aim for GATE to get into IITs for M.Tech.

Some state universities or private universities may offer integrated M.Tech programs or lateral entry schemes that accept diploma holders.

Summary:

-Direct entry to IITs via JEE after a diploma isn't typically an option.

- You could aim to finish a B.Tech at a good institute via lateral entry and then pursue an M.Tech at IITs through GATE.

Hope this information helps. Good Luck!

Atleast you decide to prepare for boards finally no matter how late Just keep the same enthusiasm and zeal for the next three months and you will definitely achieve your goal.

Evaluate the options you have.

Select the best one.

Make a plan for each subject

Go with it till the end no matter how tough the situation is.

Hello there,

You can use the given link to get started with your preparations of JEE Advance 2025.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/1-year-study-plan-for-jee-main

All the best.

No, your first JEE Mains attempt won't be wasted even if you don't clear JEE Advanced or the second attempt of JEE Mains. The JEE Mains considers the best score from both attempts. So, if your first attempt was good, it will be considered for your overall rank. To appear for JEE Advanced, you need to qualify for JEE Mains only once in the same year. So, your first attempt qualifying score is enough to make you eligible for JEE Advanced.

I hope this information helps.

Every year toughness of JEE Advanced varies so it is almost impossible to predict which score is safe but , let me give you a very rough idea marks around 230 for general category candidates will have good chance for CSE department in IITs.

RAnk under 650 for general candidates is sure shot for top IITs and for all other IITs cse departments rank ,under 4K is a safe rank.