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Your rank in JEE in the OBC NCL category is 29041; you may or may not find admission in a few of the NITs, but more probably in the lower-ranked NITs or in the less favored branches in the NITs since your rank is a bit higher in comparison to the OBC NCL cutoff in top NITs; try and look for specific

With a CRL rank of over 3 Lacs but an SC category rank of 21,000, you stand a fair chance of being admitted to certain NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs, particularly lower-ranked ones, since your SC category rank is within a viable range for admission to these colleges; however, the institutes and branches wi

Your chances are low to secure admission at top NITs or GFTIs or IIITs because you hold an 82 percentile in Mains while being in the OBC NCL category. You have the possibility to secure admission into lower-ranked institutions among NITs and GFTIs. The colleges NIT Arunachal Pradesh, NIT Meghalaya a

With an 84 percentile in JEE Mains from the OBC category in 2024, NIT or IIIT admission is difficult but not out of the question. Generally, NITs will have a higher percentile, sometimes over 90 for sought-after branches. But newer NITs or less sought-after branches may take lower-percentile candida

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

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.

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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