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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Your JEE Mains score of 90 percentile and Class 12 grade of 85% make you eligible for admission in NITs. Your position in the general category ranks between 87,000 and 90,000 thus it becomes challenging to secure admission to the top NITs when targeting popular branches. Through the Home State quota you have a chance to access Biotechnology and Metallurgy or relatively new programs at NIT Allahabad (MNNIT). The next suitable colleges for you would be Raipur, Jalandhar, Durgapur and Goa NITs. To qualify for admission to NITs you should join JoSAA counseling while maintaining openness regarding your desired branch options.
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For admission to NITs (National Institutes of Technology) through JEE Main, you must meet both the JEE Main cutoff and the eligibility criteria for board exam marks.
Eligibility Criteria:
JEE Main Rank: You need to qualify for JEE Main with a rank within the cutoff for your desired NIT and branch.
Board Exam Percentage Requirement:
For General and OBC categories: Minimum 75% in Class 12 (or be in the top 20 percentile of your board).
For SC/ST candidates: Minimum 65% in Class 12.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Dear Sarthak,
Admission to B.Sc Chemistry is not usually provided by NITs, as most of the NITs deal with engineering and technology courses like B.Tech, M.Sc, and PhD in scientific disciplines. But if you wish to study Chemistry in an NIT, you should see if there is an integrated M.Sc or dual-degree programme in Chemistry available. Entry to such courses is commonly through entry tests such as IIT JAM or JEE Advanced, based on the particular course pattern of the institute.
All the very best for this, and I hope this helps
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NIT Fees Structure for Engineering
Fees structure is also seen in the other fields of education. Moreover, any such activities include the fees structure at National Institutes of Technology (NIT) in India regarding various B.Tech programs. While varying across institutes, this would cover almost every aspect—from tuition to hostel fees and mess charges. The fees for a 4-year B.Tech program, for example, vary between several NITs.
With this context, it tells how much varies and generally varies from institute policies to those barrier charges for particular student groups. Thus, generally, reserved category candidates have charges less
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It could be difficult to get a spot in the most coveted branches at prestigious National Institutes of Technology (NITs) with an All India Rank (AIR) of 89,311 in JEE Mains. You might however have an opportunity to be admitted to some NITs especially those that are more recent or have less in demand branches.
Every year admission deadlines change depending on a number of variables, including category reservations, seat availability and applicant volume Participating in the Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA) counselling procedure is advised as it allows you to examine your possibilities according to your rank and preferences Your op
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Since their cutoffs are usually substantially lower, it may be difficult to gain admission to premier branches of prestigious NITs, IIITs or GFTIs if you are a female candidate with an EWS rank of 17,000 in JEE Main However there can be openings in more recent or less popular disciplines and institutions.
For example the JEE Main cutoff for students in the General category in 2024 was 93.2362181 percentile, whereas the cutoff for candidates in the EWS group was marginally lower.
Certain more recent NITs, IIITs or GFTIs might have higher closing ranks which might accommodate your EWS rank, even if the precise cutoffs for each institution
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