NIT Delhi - National Institute of Technology Narela Answered Questions

The cutoff marks change every year, as it depends upon varying factors. The factors affecting JEE Mains cutoff for BTech course at NIT Delhi are mentioned below:Total number of seats offered by the institutes Difficulty level of examNumber of candidates who appeared for the examPast year trends 

Yes, NIT Delhi does offer M.Tech courses for two years. The institute offers several specialisations in M.Tech courses, such as Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering, etc. The eligibility criteria required for admissions to M.Tech courses are candidates must qualify for their bachelor's from a relevant stream such as MSc in Chemistry/ Physics/  Material and relevant disciplines for admissions to M.Tech in Industrial Chemistry, BE/ BTech/ BSc (Engineering)/ MCA/  MSc in Mathematics, Statistics, Computing for M.Tech in Mathematics Computing, etc. 

In order to make a choice between M.Tech courses offered by LNMIIT and NIT Delhi, students can compare the options based on significant factors such as fees and median packages. To help,  presented below is a comparison between the M.Tech courses at LNMIIT and NIT Delhi based on fees and the median package offered under the M.Tech programme:InstituteCourse FeeMedian PackageMTech at LNMIIT INR 3.87 lakhINR 12.5 LPAMTech at NIT DelhiINR 3 lakhINR 27 LPANote: The abovementioned information is as per official sources. However, it is subject to change. Hence, it is indicative.

The NIT Delhi cutoffs for 2024 vary by course and round. For B.Tech. in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science, the Round 1 closing rank was 7,417, while the last round closing rank was 8,572. In Computer Science and Engineering, the Round 1 rank was 7,361, with a final rank of 8,018. Closing ranks for Civil, Electrical, and Aerospace Engineering are still pending. The Round 4 JEE Main Cut Off was released on July 10, 2024, and is available at josaa admissions. Candidates must score at least 40% in the national-level written test for interview eligibility.

Yes, NIT Delhi reserves seats under the home state quota for the B.Tech course. The home state quota generally refers to students who have passed their qualifying examination (like 12th grade) from a school located within the same state where the NIT is located.For NIT Delhi, students from Delhi are eligible for the home state quota, which typically accounts for a certain percentage of the total available seats. The exact number of seats reserved under this quota can vary each year, and it is part of the broader reservation policy governed by the Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA).  

Yes, internal sliding is available at NIT Delhi after the first year. Students can apply for internal sliding after completing their first semester or first year, depending on their CGPA and the availability of seats in the desired branch. You can go for it but you should have some minimum CGPA criteria in order to do that.For more accurate and the latest information please visit the official website of  NIT Delhi or by contacting the admission office. It is imperative to follow all the guidelines to get the accurate information.

At NIT Delhi, if your parent's income is less than INR1,00,000 per year, you can avail a full remission of tuition fees. This waiver is applicable to General and OBC students, based on their family income. Additionally, you will need to pay for other fees such as hostel and mess charges. The total fees for a semester include tuition, hostel, and mess charges, which will be lower due to the remission of tuition fees.

The JEE Main cut off for OBC candidates for admission to NIT Delhi varies by course and year: 2024For the Computer Science and Engineering (HS) gender-neutral category, the cut off was 5,315. For B.Tech in Electrical Engineering, the cut off was 25,592, and for B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering, it was 36,875. 2023For Computer Science and Engineering, the cut off was 3,159 in round 1 and 3,668 in the last round. For Electrical Engineering, it was 6,580 in round 1 and 7,065 in the last round. For Electronics and Communication Engineering, it was 4,948 in round 1 and 5,227 in the last round. For Mechanical Engineering, it was 8,467 in round 1 and 9,685 in the last round

For NIT Delhi M.Tech admissions, GATE scores are a must. For candidates who wish to apply for the course through the centralised d CCMT (Centralized Counseling for M.Tech./M.Arch./M.Plan.) process., NIT Delhi follows the rules and regulations of the CCMT admission process that requires a valid score in the GATE entrance examination for admission in regular M.Tech PG programme. However, in some instances, NIT Delhi does accept candidates without a valid score in the GATE examination. But this admission procedure can be done if some seats are vacant after GATE -based admissions, some of the vacant seats can be offered to sponsored or part-time students. It must be noted, that to secure these vacant seats at NIT Delhi requires candidates to fulfil certain eligibility criteria i.e., candidates must have a certain period of work experience, a recommendation letter, certain scores in graduation, and might need to qualify for an interview conducted by the institute.

Yes, NIT Delhi does offer M.Tech courses for two years. The institute offers several specialisations in M.Tech courses, such as Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering, etc. The eligibility criteria required for admissions to M.Tech courses are candidates must qualify for their bachelor's from a relevant stream such as MSc in Chemistry/ Physics/  Material and relevant disciplines for admissions to M.Tech in Industrial Chemistry, BE/ BTech/ BSc (Engineering)/ MCA/  MSc in Mathematics, Statistics, Computing for M.Tech in Mathematics Computing, etc.