NIT Patna - National Institute of Technology

NIT Patna reserve certain seats from the total seat count for reserved category candidates. The admission eligibility criteria is governed by the MHRD rules (based on grade score). Moreover, the institute has seat reservations for SC/ST/PH candidates. There are 15% seat reservations for SC, 7.5% for ST, and 3% for PH category candidates. The seat allotment process shall be carried out as per the reservation policy.

NIT Patna BTech ECE course curriculum includes a total of 21 electives. All of these are theory subjects and have a credit attached with them. Some of the offered electives are mentioned below:

•  Antenna and Propagation
• Embeded System
• Information Security
• Process Control
• Power Electronics
• Wireless Network
• Satellite and Radar Engineering, etc.

There are various lab subjects included in the NIT Patna BTech ME course curriculum. Each semester has some lab subjects, wherein certain credit is attached to each course. Some of the lab subjects are enlisted below for reference:

• CAD/CAM
• Manufacturing Process Lab
• Strength of Materials Lab
• Applied Thermodynamics Lab
• Fluid Mechanics and Machinery
• Dynamics of Machinery Lab, etc.

The departmental electives are divided into three categories in the NIT Patna integrated MSc in Chemistry curriculum. Each category has four subjects in it. Mentioned below are some of the departmental electives offered by the institute:

• Advanced Quantum Mechanics
• Biophysical Chemistry
• Photophysics
• Chemistry of Materials
• Art in Organic Synthesis
• Chemistry of natural products, etc.

From the third semester, the course includes specialisation related subjects. Hence, NIT Patna integrated MSc (BSc + MSc) Physics curriculum include subjects around Physics in the second year of the course. The theory and lab subjects included in the third semester syllabus of the course are:

• Complex Variables and Partial Differentiation Equation 
• Physical Chemistry
• Physical Chemistry Lab
• Mechanics, Waves and Oscillations, Continuum Mechanics
• Computational Physics
• Computation Physics Lab
• Fundamentals of Biosciences
• Physics Lab

NIT Patna admit candidates to the BSc-MSc integrated courses based on merit in the JEE Main exam. Aspirants who meet the eligibility criteria can apply for the entrance exam through NTA official website. The institute may release its separate application form as well for the course admission. Further, after conclusion of the application process, a merit/selection list is released based on which the seat allotment is done. Candidates following the seat allotment can pay the course fee for admission confirmation. Further, it must be noted that the mentioned admission procedure is as per data curated from unofficial sources.

For admission to the BSc + MSc integrated course offered by NIT Patna, aspirants must fulfil the eligibility requirements. Candidates who have passed Class 12 or equivalent from a recognised board with at least 75% aggregate are eligible to apply. It must be taken into account that the mentioned minimum aggregate is as per unofficial sources. Moreover, apart from this, the students may require a valid score of JEE Main to apply for admission.

There are several components included in the NIT Patna BSc + MSc fee, such as hostel charges, tuition fee, security deposit, development fee, and more. Some of the charges included in the fee are one-time chargeable, while some have to be paid annually/semesterly. In the following table, some of the fee components along with the amount are mentioned:

NOTE: The aforementioned fee is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative.

Yes, NIT Patna accepts JEE Main scores for admission to the BSc + MSc integrated courses. Candidates seeking admission need to fill out JEE application for admission. The institute may also required students to fill out a separate form on the official website. Furthermore, it must be noticed that the mentioned exam details is as per unofficial sources. It is subject to changes and hence, is indicative.