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8 years ago
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step 2: Study and prepare well. NIT, Trichy is ranked number 1 and its very very tough to get admission into it.
Step 3 : You don't need to apply separately to get into NITT. That is the short form of NIT, Trichy.
step 4 : If you are a candidate from Tamil Nadu you are called home state. If you are a candidate from other state you are called other state. Other state candidate should have better ranks to get into NIT. For example if a home state boy gets admission with 3000 rank you need 1500 or so.
Step 4: Caste of a candidate plays a crucial role. If you are fr
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8 years agoContributor-Level 7
Some of the JEE participating colleges are given below:
IIT Madras-Opening Rank 52-Closing Rank 5319
IIT Bombay-Opening Rank 1-Closing 4880
IIT Delhi-Opening 24 - Closing 5431
IIT Roorkee -Opening 294 - Closing 7531
IIT KANPUR -Opening 113 - Closing 7469
IIT BHU-Opening 500 - Closing 9805
IIT Gandhinagar - Opening 493 - Closing 6869
IIT Jodhpur- Opening 699 - Closing 6006
IIT Kharagpur-Opening 138 - Closing 6312
IIT Madras- Opening 62 - Closing 5319
You can also check out https://scoop.eduncle.com/jee-main-advanced-participating-colleges
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8 years agoScholar-Level 17
It is good that you are preparing for JEE exams. And yes it is possible to get an NIT if you do the right amount of preparation in the available time.
As you belong to general category, you need to score at least above 250 to get a good NIT.
Besides reading, Practice more problems every day as you have very short span of time.
Read all the concepts well and revise the formulae everyday so that you can keep in touch.
Don't stress more. Have confidence in yourself.
All the best!
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8 years ago
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But most of us used to for pen paper tests. Seeing a question through computer screen may have some psychological issues. So, both the options have plus and minus. You decide.
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