The meeting would be attended by senior HRD Ministry officials and IIT Delhi director R K Shevgaonkar.
"We would hold a review meeting meeting tomorrow to figure out the shortcomings if any and streamline the process," he told reporters here today.
The percentile system, which is one of the crucial conditions for selecting the students to the IITs, would figure prominently in the meeting amid reports of discrepancies in its calculation in various boards.
He said during his recent trip to Australia and New Zealand, he had received several mails from concerned students and parents and had forwarded them to the Ministry officials for examination.
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CBSE chairman Vineet Joshi, who was accompanying him, was also sent back to monitor the admissions.
Ministry officials said the Andhra Pradesh government has already raised the issue even the high court there is hearing a petition challenging the admission process.
Admission to 16 IITs, under the new format, is based performance in JEE (Advanced). Students who have done well should also be among the top 20 percentile of successful candidates in class XII examination conducted by various school Boards.
Meanwhile, admissions to the IITs have come to an end with officials saying that all seats in the general category have been exhausted.