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Himanshi Thakur

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No , you cannot get Computer Science in an NIT without having Maths in class 11th and 12th. While you scored 98 percentile in JEE Mains, which is generally considered a good score, and might get you into some NITs, having Maths in class 11th and 12th is a mandatory eligibility requirement for NIT admissions, especially for Computer Science. 

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Kartik Sharma

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NIT Raipur BTech cutoff 2025 is released for the admission to BTech courses. The BTech cutoff for 2025 is issued based on certain factors given below:

The following factors determine the BTech cut-off (admission/qualifying):

  • Number of aspirants who appeared for entrance exam
  • The difficulty level of the exam
  • Total number of seats available
  • Total number of applications received for a particular programme
  • The category under which admission is sought

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Priyanshu Singh

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With an AIR of 67,353 in JEE Main, you have good chances of getting NITs like NIT Jalandhar, NIT Goa, NIT Hamirpur, and NIT Srinagar, especially in branches like Civil, Mechanical, EEE, or ECE. You may also get core branches in newer NITs like Nagaland, Mizoram, Arunachal Pradesh, and Puducherry. These NITs had closing ranks above 80,000–1,10,000 in recent years. Make sure to fill your choices carefully in JoSAA counselling and include all possible options. If you're flexible with the branch, you'll have a better chance of getting into a decent NIT. Always keep backup colleges just in case.

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