NIT Nagaland - National Institute of Technology

Yes, 13000 can be considered a good rank for admission at NIT Nagaland, if you belong to the General AI category. For this category, the NIT Nagaland cutoff 2026 for the first round ranged from 34118 to 52001. Students can see the table below to know the round 1 cutoff for all available courses. 

_{Note: Other categories, round, etc, will have different cutoffs.}

NIT Nagaland cutoff 2026 for the BTech CSE course has been published for the first round. The cutoff was released in the form of opening and closing ranks for different All India quota categories. 

For the General AI category, the round 1 cutoff was 34118. Students can see the table below to know the round 1 cutoff for all other AI categories. 

_{Other rounds will have different cutoffs.}

No, you can not get into NIT Nagaland's BTech programme without having appeared in JEE Mains. The main selection criteria of the course is scores obtained in the JEE Mains exam only, hence, admission without it is not possible. Participating in the JoSAA counselling is also necessary.

NIT Nagaland provides various programmes and specialisations to students. These courses are available in different streams. For obtaining NIT Nagaland admission, candidates are selected on the basis of entrance tests. For further details, candidates may visit the official website and learn more regarding the eligibility details for their preferred course choice. Accepted exams include JEE Main and GATE.

Candidates seeking to join NIT Nagaland can check out below to know about how to get into NIT Nagaland:

1: Students need to meet the basic eligibility criteria set by the institute. Meeting the minimum qualification followed by appearing for the accepting entrance test is neccessary.

2: Students need to appear for the course-specific exam. Check out the table to know more:

3:  Once a seat is offered, go through document verification and pay NIT Nagaland admission fees to secure the spot.

To get into NIT Nagaland, candidate must attain the rank as per the cutoff list released. As per the round 4 of the cutoff list,   the cutoff ranks among the General AI category candidates varied between 36109 and 57538. Therefore, to get admission to NIT Nagaland, candidate must have a rank of atleast 57538.

For further information on NIT Nagaland cutoff 2025, candidates can check this page. 

Yes, it is possible to get admission to NIT Nagaland with a rank of 50000. NIT Nagaland JEE Main cutoff 2025 for the General AI category was ranged between 36109 and 57538. Looking at the cutoff range, we can say that getting at NIT Nagaland at 50000 rank is possible among the General AI category candidates. 

According to the NIT Nagaland MTech cutoff 2026 for the OBC AI category, the required score was 343 in the sixth round. Hence, this category of candidates need a score of at least 343 to be qualified for admission to the MTech CSE course. 

Candidates who have a score higher than the one mentioned here have a better chance of admission. 

NIT Nagaland accepts the GATE entrance exam, followed by the CCMT counselling process for admission to the M.Tech programme. For 2025, the Round 1 cutoff has been released, wherein the scores were in the range of 350 and 486 for the students belonging to the General AI quota. The cutoff scores vary for different rounds, courses, and categories. Candidates can refer to the table below to view the category-wise GATE CCMT Round 1 cutoff scores for M.Tech admission:

NIT Nagaland JEE Main cutoff 2025 has been released for round 1. The cutoff was released for candidates belonging to the All India quota. Among the General AI category candidates, the closing ranks in round 1 varied between 32418 and 52097. Among the OBC AI category candidates, the cutoff ranks varied between 10142 and 15994. Apart from General and OBC category, the cutoff was released for SC, ST, and other categories. Candidates can check all the information for NIT Nagaland JEE Main cutoff here.

In the table given below, students can find the branch-wise NIT Nagaland 2025 cutoff: