JEE

At the undergraduate level, the National Institute of Technology, Manipur offers BTech programmes to various students. The eligibility criteria to apply for the BTech programme is Class 12 with a minimum of 75 percent aggregate and the accepted entrance examination is JEE Main. It is difficult to predict beforehand based on past trends as the cut-off changes every year. The variance in past and present year cut-offs comes due to the changes in the availability of seats, the number of students applying for admission, and various other criteria set by the college year on year. For more information on this, please visit the official website of the college.

With a JEE Main percentile of 94.22, there are several possibilities for college admissions. However, it is important to consider that admission to specific colleges and branches can vary based on factors such as category, home state, and gender. Here are some general possibilities:

1.With a score of 200-250:

   - Top 4 NITs (with desired branch): If you fall within this score range, you have a good chance of getting admission into the top NITs (National Institutes of Technology) with the branch of your choice. These institutes are highly prestigious and offer excellent academic programs.

2. With a score of 160-200:

   - Top NITs (undesired branch): In this range, you still have a chance of getting into the top NITs; however, you may have to compromise on your branch preference and settle for a branch that is not your top choice.

   - Next 15 NITs (desired branch, institution-specific): You have a good chance of securing admission in the desired branch at the next 15 NITs. Each institution may have its own specific cutoffs, so it's important to research and check the requirements of the NITs you're interested in.

3. With a score of 130-150:

   - North-East NITs: If your score falls within this range, you have a good chance of getting admission into NITs located in the North-Eastern region of India. You can aim for your desired branch in these NITs.

   - Next 15 NITs (undesired branch): In this range, you may have to compromise on your branch preference and settle for an undesired branch at the next 15 NITs.

4. With a score of 110-130:

   - Undesired branch in North-East NITs: If you fall within this score range, you might still have opportunities for admission in North-East NITs. However, you may have to compromise on your branch preference and settle for an undesired branch.

It's important to remember that these possibilities are general and can vary based on factors like category, home state, and gender. Additionally, the cutoffs and availability of branches may differ for each institute. It's always recommended to refer to official college admission notifications and consult with counseling authorities for the most accurate and up-to-date information.

Lastly, working hard to improve your percentile in the upcoming JEE Main exam can enhance your chances of securing admission in better colleges and branches.