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how much marks do i need to get a seat in iit institute? how many institutes of iit are there in india?

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how much marks do i need to get a seat in iit institute? how many institutes of iit are there in india?

In IIT-JEE exam, you have to secure an AIR below 14,000. If talk about marks, then it requirement varies year by year. But at approx, if you get at least 25-30% marks, then be calm that you will get the seat.
The Indian Institutes of Technology(popularly called IIT) are the best engineering colleges till date in India. There were 8 old IITs and 8 new IITs are opened in recent years.
The Institutes of
Technology Act
1961 lists sixteen
institutes, which
are, in order of
establishment, IIT
Kharagpur in
Kharagpur (1950;
as IIT 1951[2]), IIT
Bombay in Mumbai
(1958), IIT Madras
in Chennai (1959),
IIT Kanpur in
Kanpur (1959), IIT
Delhi in New Delhi
(1961; as IIT 1963)
, IIT Guwahati in
Guwahati (1994);
IIT Roorkee in
Roorkee (1847; as
IIT 2001); IIT
Ropar in Rupnagar
(2008), IIT
Bhubaneswar in
Bhubaneswar
(2008), IIT
Gandhinagar in
Gandhinagar
(2008), IIT
Hyderabad in
Medak (2008), IIT
Patna in Patna
(2008), IIT
Rajasthan in
Rajasthan (2008),
IIT Mandi in Mandi
(2009); IIT Indore
in Indore (2009)
and IIT (BHU)
Varanasi in
Varanasi (1919, as
IIT in 2012).
With best wishes for your future.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

how much marks do i need to get a seat in iit institute? how many institutes of iit are there in india?

In IIT-JEE exam, you have to secure an AIR below 14,000. If talk about marks, then it requirement varies year by year. But at approx, if you get at least 25-30% marks, then be calm that you will get the seat.
The Indian Institutes of Technology(popularly called IIT) are the best engineering colleges till date in India. There were 8 old IITs and 8 new IITs are opened in recent years.
The Institutes of
Technology Act
1961 lists sixteen
institutes, which
are, in order of
establishment, IIT
Kharagpur in
Kharagpur (1950;
as IIT 1951[2]), IIT
Bombay in Mumbai
(1958), IIT Madras
in Chennai (1959),
IIT Kanpur in
Kanpur (1959), IIT
Delhi in New Delhi
(1961; as IIT 1963)
, IIT Guwahati in
Guwahati (1994);
IIT Roorkee in
Roorkee (1847; as
IIT 2001); IIT
Ropar in Rupnagar
(2008), IIT
Bhubaneswar in
Bhubaneswar
(2008), IIT
Gandhinagar in
Gandhinagar
(2008), IIT
Hyderabad in
Medak (2008), IIT
Patna in Patna
(2008), IIT
Rajasthan in
Rajasthan (2008),
IIT Mandi in Mandi
(2009); IIT Indore
in Indore (2009)
and IIT (BHU)
Varanasi in
Varanasi (1919, as
IIT in 2012)
WITH BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE.