How to get Admission in IITs for Graduation & Postgraduation
                     How to get Admission 
in IITs for Graduation 
& Postgraduation?
The Indian Institute of Technology is a group of 
educational institutes in India which is set up by 
the government for producing high-quality 
scientists, engineers and technologists.
There are so many questions of candidates like 
how to get into IITs, what it takes to get admission 
in IITs for M.Sc, etc. 
To answer such questions, here we have come up 
with this presentation.
How to get into IITs for Engineering?
There is one of the most famous exam conducted 
in India i.e. JEE (Joint Entrance Examination).
Those who want to get admission in IITs for 
pursuing Engineering. It is one of the most 
challenging undergraduate admission tests which 
is constituted by two different examinations i.e. JEE 
Main and JEE Advanced.
The JEE Main Exam will lead for admission in NITs 
and for JEE Advanced whereas the JEE Advanced 
will get you into IITs. 
How to get Admission in IITs for M.Sc?
The aspirants who completed their graduation 
and wants to get admission in IITs for pursuing 
M.Sc. need to clear the IIT JAM Exam.
IIT JAM (Indian Institute of Technology – Joint 
Admission Test for M.Sc.)  is a National Level 
exam which is conducted each year for those 
candidates who want to take admission in IITs.
How to get Admission in IITs for M.Sc?
Through this exam, you can get admission in IITs 
and IISc to pursue M.Sc, Joint M.Sc. Ph.D, M.Sc.-
Ph.D dual degree, and other courses. 
But to appear in this exam you must have a 
bachelor’s degree with minimum 55% aggregate 
marks.
How to Get into IITs for M.Tech?
Here are the steps that will help you to get into IITs 
for pursuing M.Tech - 
You must have to complete B.Tech and should have 
secured more than 60% for M.Tech admission. It is 
compulsory to clear the GATE (Graduate Aptitude 
Test for Engineering) with good percentiles to get 
admission in IITs. 
Those who have their UG engineering degree from 
IIT with a CGPA of 8 or above are exempted from 
the GATE score. 
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