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Piyush Rawat

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The required score to get into NITs for B.Arch is between 200-240, with the top notch NITs requiring a little higher score then 240.

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Vikash Ranjan

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You have to qualify Mains and Advanced both on the basis of which you will get admission in NIT.

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Abhishek anand20:12:1995

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What is your JEE Main score?

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roopal yadav

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You need to get at least 130 to 150 marks.

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aneesh rammiles to go before I sleep....

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It depends on your valid Nata score.

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roopal yadav

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You will get NITs like:
Trichy - civil engeneering, chemical
Durgapur- computer science
Rourkela- computer science
MNIT- electronics
Warangal-civil engeneering
Delhi- electronics
Kurukshetra- IT
Calicut - mechanical, electrical and electronics

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Hriddhi MondalWork hard in silence. Let your success speak.

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For admission in NIT, you should have a rank within 10000. So, it is not possible.

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Kshitij jaiswal

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220+ is required to get admission in decent NITs.

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Vikash Ranjan

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No, without clearing these entrance exams, you are not eligible for any government colleges according to the new education policy.

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