NIT

The exact cutoff for the top 20 percentile will vary depending on the specific board and category of the candidate. Candidates must score the minimum eligibility of 75 % in the class 12 board exams or be within the top 20 percentile of their board.

I think the latest cutoff for JEE is for General it would be 93%, for OBC, it is 70% and for SC, it is 40%.

Hey Jyoti,

No, you can not take admission for M.Tech in NITs and IITs through CIWG quota. CIWG quota is specifically for undergraduate students admission under DASA scheme of government.

For M.Tech admission in IITs and NITs you have to crack the GATE ( Gratitude Aptitude Test in Engineering) examination with good scores. It doesn't have any special quota for CIWG students. You can also participate in COAP and CCMT programs.

• NIT Suratkhal
• NIT Jalandhar
• NIT Dehli

There are some other NITs but they don't offer Data Science courses exclusively. 

As for fee, it'll cost around 190000 per annum without hostel but it's different for every college. 

As for eligibility, you just need to really well in JEE mains.

IITs and NITs are mostly famous for engineering, tech, and science stuff, so they don't have courses like B Pharma or M Pharma.

That said, some IITs—like IIT Bombay and IIT Delhi—do offer programs in biomedical engineering or biotech, which touch on things related to pharma and drug development.

No you won't be provided any specification. It's totally up to you what kind of laptop do you want to buy. However, you can always reach your professors and seniors in case you need any guidance.

A percentile of 68 in JEE Mains 2024 is really a bad chance for getting into any NIT or IIT because the cutoff ranks for the best colleges are always far lower than 68. Nevertheless, you will have a decent chance for getting admission to some of the lowest-ranked NITs or one of the new IITs, based on branch preference and competition. One would be advised to look for some other engineering college with less admission criteria or again appear for the JEE Mains in the next session in case of improved rank. Opening and closing ranks keep an eye in counseling.

Yes, NITs will accept your improved score only if you have only 73% in your 12th borad. You are adviced to appear for improvement exams only if you are from general category as the minimum requirement to appear for JEE is 75% for general. But if you are from other category such as SC/ST, you need not to appear for improvement exam as you're already eligible for JEE. So the answer of your question is yes, the NITs will consider your improved score only and you're adviced to appear for improvement exam only if you're from general category.