Rank 1 scored 424 (out of 480). Rank 501 scored 302. Here is the graph showing that the difference in marks between 5000 and 8000 is minimal.
Saturday, August 1, 2009
JEE cutoffs
The cutoffs in each subject and the marks obtained by the topper and the last candidate in JEE 2009 has been announced. The Minimum Qualifying Mark for Ranking in chemistry, mathematics and physics (out of 16o each) is 11, 11 and 8, respectively. The overall cutoff to get a rank in JEE is 178 (out of 480). The website mentions that the overall cutoff is 178 out of 160, which is ridiculous. The tables should have been checked before being published.
Rank 1 scored 424 (out of 480). Rank 501 scored 302. Here is the graph showing that the difference in marks between 5000 and 8000 is minimal.
Rank 1 scored 424 (out of 480). Rank 501 scored 302. Here is the graph showing that the difference in marks between 5000 and 8000 is minimal.
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4 comments:
I am wondering when IISc will come out with this kind of transparency in their selection process for Phd admission?
NK
Dear NK,
Marks of all candidates are tabulated and sent to the central office. They are not published online.
Thanks
Giridhar
Dear Sir,
IISc considers various parameters for their Phd admission. Including 10th, 12th, Btech and GATE scores, they have interviews also in their selection criteria. It takes a little extra effort for IISc to publish everything online which makes the process more transparent instead of individual filing RTI to get the required information.
Thanks for your time.
NK
Hello,
are there Phd admits in IISc during January semester? If so when will the advertisements be out??
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