NIT

Dear Madhavi Agarwal,
The fee structure in all NITs for MBA would be less than Rs. 50, 000 on an average in the country but few are good remaining all are not performing well. Amongst good NITs are NIT-Agartala, NIT-Warangal, and NIT-Trichy.
All the best.

Hello Aditya,
The concession is available to PWD in cutoffs. Normally cutoffs are lower than normal, but then you have to be in higher strata of rank. For top NITs, you need to score around 300.

Hello Purnavijay,
I feel, if you have rank around 35000 you should get admission in a NIT. For admission in a better NIT may be you should get good rank than this.

Hello Biraj,
Different scores are required for different NIT's. Older and famous colleges require higher while those who have yet to show mettle require less. Around 250 is required to get admission and around 300 for better institute.

Yes, it is according to the new eligibility criteria of 2017. 75% marks are necessary for their particular board or top 20 percentile in board to get admission in IITs and NITs.

If you want to get admission in good IITs and NITs , you will have to score nearly 300 marks in JEE Mains exam. Then, you have to appear for JEE Advanced exam. If you will get good marks in both exams, you will get really a very good IITs and NITs.
Same advise for IIST. JEE Mains and Advanced exams are required to get admission in IIST.

The required score of JEE mains is 70 to 100 for OBC candidates to get admission in NIT according to last year's cut off.
It may be changed for this year. Because it is dependent on paper, candidates strength, category, etc.

Sorry to say but you can not get admission in any of the NITs with this score as per the new eligibility criteria. Please try for other colleges.

You may refer to the following link for a list of top engineering colleges in India: https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-engineering-colleges-in-india/44-2-0-0-0. Using this link you can find out ranking of each NIT subject wise by changing filter of branch.