Admissions through JEE (Main) Score
Note: Undergraduate new admits physical reporting to the institute is scheduled on 28th October 2022
About Admissions through JEE (Main) Score
The JEE Mode of admissions is for the following 4-year programmes at the institute:
[CSE] B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering
[ECE] B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering
Admissions Requirement
- Apply via our admissions portal by the announced deadline.
- Report your JEE (Main) 2024 percentiles, application no. and score card.
- Obtain 60% or more in Class 12 or equivalent qualifying examination with Maths, Physics and Chemistry by July 2024.
Application Link: https://admportal.iiit.ac.in/admissions.php
Application Fee: Rs.2,000/- (Non-Refundable)
Note: Incomplete or incorrect applications may be rejected without further processing.
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must have appeared for JEE (Main) in 2024. The total percentile in this exam is mandatory for application to this mode of admission.
For candidates who attempt JEE Main exam more than once in 2024 (as there are 2 sessions), the best percentile of the attempts as reported by NTA will be considered. Ties among applicants in the total percentile are resolved by considering first the Maths, then the Physics and then the Chemistry percentiles from the corresponding examination before ranking all applicants.
Any ties at the subjects level among applicants will be handled by assigning the same rank to the applicants who will then be treated on par. Class XII marks have no bearing on the ranking and seat allotment.
Diversity
IIITH values diversity among its student population and strives to increase the same. Continuing the successful initiative started in recent years, the Institute targets at least 25% of the students admitted in the JEE mode to be women.
Institute is taking many efforts to improve gender diversity. One such effort is in reducing the application fee (INR 1000 to cover operating costs) for women applicants. The fee for all other applicants is Rs 2000. More information on these efforts can be found in the gender diversity page.
Seat Allotment
The key points of the seat allotment process are described below:
- The JEE mode has 100 seats sanctioned for B.Tech in CSE programme and 70 seats sanctioned for B.Tech in ECE programme. These will be divided into two Pools: 75% of total seats will be assigned to the Common Pool and 25% of seats will be assigned to the Diversity Pool.
- While all applicants are eligible for seats in the Common Pool, only women applicants whose JEE (Main) score is in the top 1% percentile are eligible for the Diversity Pool.
- A single rank list of all the applicants in the JEE mode will be used for seat allotment.
- During seat allotment, the Diversity Pool will be filled first. Only after these seats are exhausted will a women applicant be considered for an available seat in the Common Pool.
| Programme | Sanctioned number of seats | Number of seats in the Common Pool | Number of seats in the Diversity Pool |
|---|---|---|---|
| CSE | 100 | 75 | 25 |
| ECE | 70 | 52 | 18 |
| Total | 170 | 127 | 43 |
Financial Assistance
IIIT Hyderabad provides a safe and supportive environment to enable students to realize their full potential. Financial assistance will be available in the form of repayable loan.
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Preference Selection
(Please read CAREFULLY)
You must select your programme preference order when filling the application form.
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- When you select a programme preference, you express your intent to join the programme, if offered during seat-allotment.
- Select only those programmes in which you are seriously interested to join. If you are really keen on only 1 branch or programme, you should list it as your first and only preference. You will continue to remain in the seat-allotment process till the last round to be offered your preferred seat, if available, based on rank-order.
- Avoid selecting a programme that you are not interested to join. Otherwise, if offered, you will have to accept it (or) exit from the admission process. If you accept, in later seat-allotment rounds, you may or may not slide to a higher preferred programme, as it depends on availability. Selecting a programme that you are not keen on joining also robs the chance of another applicant genuinely serious in that programme.
- No sliding is permitted after the last round of allotment.
- You can change your preferences until the last date of application.