What is the percentage of reservation in IIT?

Currently, reservation of 15\%, 7.5\% and 27\% seats are provided for candidates originating from the SC, ST and OBC communities respectively. In case enough candidates do not meet minimum qualifying criteria as per written tests, SC/ST candidates are permitted a relaxation of 50\%.

Which is better BITS or IIT?

BITS Pilani wins hands down when it comes to attracting excellent faculty from India and abroad. It offers better salary and more freedom to its teaching staff. On the other hand, faculty crunch at various IITs often become media highlights.

Is there any reservation in Vit?

No, there is no reservation in VIT. All are treated as general category and seats are allocated completely based on your VITEEE rank.

How many general seats and reserved seats are there in IIT?

Typically, the government managed institutes (IITs, NITs) have some general seats and some reserved seats. For instance, the year I joined IIT Bombay, there were 42 general seats and 45 reserved seats (total 87). At first, it looks like there must be 42 general candidates and 45 reserved candidates (OBC/SC/ST/PwD) admitted to the programme.

What is the IIT JAM 2022 reservation criteria?

IIT JAM 2022 Reservation Criteria: A certain number of seats are reserved by different colleges for candidates belonging to various categories. For example, IIT Bhilai has reserved a total of 12 seats for various categories for admission in M.Sc. Chemistry programs.

Do IITs offer reservation for Scheduled Castes and tribes?

Consequently, IITs have been offering reservation for Scheduled Castes and Tribes of society since 1973. However, while a policy of quota system exists throughout the country for their reservation, a slightly different scheme is implemented in IITs, as these are Institutes of National Importance.

What is the total category wise distribution in IIT’s for 2019-20?

The total category wise distribution in the IIT’s for academic year 2019–20 is as follows Supernumerary seats are those seats created by IIT’s to accommodate more foreign nationals and female candidates, however keeping the number of seats offered to General candidates constant to 2018–19 academic year levels.