It is first time in the IIT-JEE entrance exam history that the Indian Institute of Technology (IITs) has finally revealed the cut-off marks for IIT-JEE 2012 exam which was conducted on 08-April-2012.
According to IIT Professors, this qualifying marks will help students to evaluate their performance and to reduce stress on students
Cut-off Marks (Min. Qualifying Marks) in IIT-JEE 2012 to be a part of AIR Ranking:
General: 10% in each subject (i.e. Min. 14 Marks in each subject - PCM)
OBC: 9% for OBC Students (i.e. Min. 13 Marks in each subject - PCM)
SC/ST and PD (Physically Disabled): 5% (i.e. Min. 7 Marks in each subject - PCM)
Aggregate Cut-off for IIT-JEE 2012 to be a part of All India Ranking (AIR):
General: 35% (i.e. 143 Min. Marks in Total)
OBC: 31.5% (i.e. 129 Min. Marks in Total)
SC/ST and PD: 17.5% (i.e. 72 Min. Marks in Total)
Cut-off marks for General candidates in IIT-JEE in the Past 2-Years:
Source: Hindustan Times (New Delhi – 11-04-2012)
According to IIT Professors, this qualifying marks will help students to evaluate their performance and to reduce stress on students
Cut-off Marks (Min. Qualifying Marks) in IIT-JEE 2012 to be a part of AIR Ranking:
General: 10% in each subject (i.e. Min. 14 Marks in each subject - PCM)
OBC: 9% for OBC Students (i.e. Min. 13 Marks in each subject - PCM)
SC/ST and PD (Physically Disabled): 5% (i.e. Min. 7 Marks in each subject - PCM)
Aggregate Cut-off for IIT-JEE 2012 to be a part of All India Ranking (AIR):
General: 35% (i.e. 143 Min. Marks in Total)
OBC: 31.5% (i.e. 129 Min. Marks in Total)
SC/ST and PD: 17.5% (i.e. 72 Min. Marks in Total)
Cut-off marks for General candidates in IIT-JEE in the Past 2-Years:
Source: Hindustan Times (New Delhi – 11-04-2012)
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