NIT Silchar Cutoff 2020: Check Category-Wise JEE Main Cutoff Ranks

The Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA) has announced the National Institute of Technology Silchar cutoff 2020. The cutoffs for All India and All India Female; Home State and Home State Female were made public for the First and Final rounds. Students with valid JEE Main scores were invited to participate in the JoSAA counselling round for a variety of BTech and BTech Integrated courses. In 2020, the Last Round cutoff for the General All India Category BTech CSE was 11127. For more details about the NIT Silchar BTech cutoff 2020, scroll down for more information:

NIT Silchar Cutoff 2020 for General All India Category

According to the NIT Silchar BTech cutoff 2021, the CSE was the most competitive course, with a Last Round cutoff of 11127. The NIT Silchar BTech programme's least competitive branch was Civil Engineering. Furthermore. See the following table for other branch-wise cutoffs:

NIT Silchar Cutoff 2020 for General All India Female Category

According the NIT Silchar branch-wise cutoff 2021, the most demanded cutoff was CSE. Similarily, the second-most demanded course was Electronics and Communication Engineering. Refer to the table below for other specialisations:

NIT Silchar Cutoff 2020 for OBC All India Category

The Last Round closing ranks ranged from 3934 to 11840. With respect to it, the Last Round for CSE was 3934, and for Civil Engineering, it was 11840. For more specialisations, refer to the table below:

NIT Silchar Cutoff 2020 for OBC All India Female Category

According to the NIT Silchar cutoff 2020, the Last Round in the OBC Home State Female category was ranged between 9041 and 18803. In relation to that, the most competitive course was Computer Science and Engineering, with the Last Round closing cutoff at 9041. For more specialisations, refer to the table below:

NIT Silchar Cutoff 2020 for SC All India Category

As per the table below, CSE has the lowest First and Last Round ranks at NIT Silchar. Additionally, it was the most competitive course. Apart from this, the least competitive course was Mechanical Engineering.

NIT Silchar Cutoff 2020 for SC All India Female Category

The NIT Silchar SC AI female category cutoff 2021 was released by JoSAA. Under which, the CSE's Final Round ended at 2999 in 2021. Refer below for more information:

NIT Silchar Cutoff 2020 for ST All India Category

Candidates can refer to the table below to check out the Round 1 and Last Round closing cutoff ranks for BTech courses. The CSE Last Round closed at 848. The cutoff mentioned below is for the ST Home State category candidates:

NIT Silchar Cutoff 2020 for ST All India Female Category

During the NIT Silchar branch-wise cutoff  2021, BTech CSE closing ranks from the First and Last Rounds were the same at 1678. As per the BTech cutoffs, the least competitive course was Mechanical Engineering. For information on other courses, see the table below: 

NIT Silchar Cutoff 2020 for EWS All India Category

The cutoffs for several specialisations were released for the EWS Home State category by JoSAA. Among the specialisations were CSE, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and ECE etc. Apart from that, CSE's Last Round stood at 1828. For further information, see the table below:

NIT Silchar Cutoff 2020 for EWS All India Female Category

The Computer Science and Engineering cutoffs for the First and Last Rounds were the same at 3243. In spite of that, CSE was the most competitive course in 2020. Information on the branch-wise cutoff distribution at NIT Silchar in 2021 is provided below:

NIT Silchar Cutoff 2020 for PWD All India Category

The BTech branches closing cutoffs for the First and Last Rounds are displayed in the table below for candidates. Students can check the branch-wise cutoffs in the table below:

NIT Silchar Cutoff 2020 for PWD All India Female Category

For CSE, the First and Last concluded at 430 and 801, respectively.  Apart from that, the opening and closing cutoffs were the same for ECE. For the ECE, the First and Final Rounds concluded at 1633.

NIT Silchar Cutoff 2020 for General Home State Category

In the General Home State Category, CSE was the most competitive BTech branch. Likewise, the NIT Silchar BTech programme's least competitive branch was Civil Engineering. In the initial round, CSE was ranked at 29275. See the following table for other branch-wise cutoffs:

NIT Silchar Cutoff 2020 for General Home State Female Category

According to NIT Silchar JEE Main cutoff 2020, the least competitive course offered was Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering. Moreover, CSE was the most competitive course offered at NIT Silchar. See the following table for other branch-wise cutoffs:

NIT Silchar Cutoff 2020 for OBC Home State Category

JoSAA issued the NIT Silchar BTech cutoff 2020. Accordingly, the Last Round of Computer Science and Engineering ended at 18420. Additionally, it was the most competitive NIT Silchar course offered. Check out the branch-wise cutoff for 2020 under the table below.

NIT Silchar Cutoff 2020 for OBC Home State Female Category

The most competitive course in the OBC Home State Female Category was CSE, which was followed by ECE. The CSE's Round 1 and Final Round ended at 25221 and 27892, respectively. See the table for additional specialisations:

NIT Silchar Cutoff 2020 for SC Home State Category

As per the table below, CSE was the most competitive BTech branch in 2020. Contrary to that, Civil Engineering was the least competitive BTech branch available at NIT Silchar in 2020. Check out more cutoffs for the respective branches mentioned below:

NIT Silchar Cutoff 2020 for SC Home State Female Category

As per the NIT Silchar JEE Main Cutoff 2020 released by JoSSA, CSE was observed as the most competitive BTech branch under the SC Home State Female category, with the Last Round cutoff at 7876. See the table below for further branch-wise cutoffs:

NIT Silchar Cutoff 2020 for ST Home State Category

Candidates can refer to the table below to view the closing ranks for the First and Last Rounds of all the BTech courses offered at NIT Silchar. The data below shows that CSE was the most competitive course offered in 2020, with the Final Round closing rank at 1091.

NIT Silchar Cutoff 2020 for ST Home State Female Category

For the ST Home State Female Category, CSE was the most competitive course at NIT Silchar, followed by ECE. Apart from this, the respective ranks for Mechanical Engineering were 2232 and 3369 for the First and Final Rounds, See the table below for the branch-wise cutoff distribution:

NIT Silchar Cutoff 2020 for EWS Home State Category

Under the EWS Home State category, the Last Round for CSE under the EWS category concluded at 8112. With respect to it, it was the most demanded course. For more specialisations, refer to the table below:

NIT Silchar Cutoff 2020 for EWS Home State Female Category

During the NIT Silchar category-wise cutoff in 2020, the Last Round ranged from 16623 to 20776. The CSE had the Last Round of 16623 and Mechanical Engineering had the Last Round of 20776.

NIT Silchar Cutoff 2020 for PWD Home State Category

The opening and closing cutoffs were the same for CSE. For the CSE, the first and final rounds concluded at 545. Likewise, for the Mechanical Engineering, the opening and closing ranks were the same at 1420 under the PWD Home State category in 2020. For more information, refer to the table below:

NIT Silchar Cutoff 2020 for PWD Home State Female Category

Refer to the table below for the CSE for Round 1 and the Last Round under the PWD Home State Female Category for 2020. CSE had the same opening and closing round in 2020.

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