NIT

JEE Main is very competitive examination. Only students who score well in JEE are able to get admission in NITs. An average student with good preparation and hard-work can crack JEE Mains.

You need above 160 marks for new NITs and above 190 for older NITs.

No NIT offers B.Tech in mechatronics. If you want to pursue this course then check out private universities.

You can consider:
1. IIT – Kharagpur.
2. NIT – Jalandhar.
3. NIT - Hamirpur.

Hi,
Below mentioned are the universities offering decent course structure, placement and technical innovation:
1. JNTU.
2. Rajiv Gandhi Technical University.
3. BITS.
4. SRM.
5. VITS.
6. Amity University.
7. Jaypee University of Information Technology.
8. NIIT University.
9. DTU – Delhi.
10. GGSIPU.
11. Manipal University.
All the best.

Hello Saurabh,
Just getting into any NIT is no big deal. If I go by previous year's data there is unbelievable huge variation in AIR's of students who got admission in same NIT. This year, even though AIR will be decided only on marks obtained in JEE Mains, I do not expect pattern to change. So, do not worry about getting into any NIT but think of getting good marks in JEE Mains which will enable you to get admission in your desired NIT.

You should score at least 200 marks in JEE Mains to get a good NIT.

IITs and NITs do not offer degree course in BCA.

JEE exams are just tricky. Just clarify your concepts and then try. You will solve most of the previous year's questions and in JEE advance you need to use many concepts in same questions.
To get a good NIT you must secure 170+ marks out of 360 and total marks vary in JEE advance but to acquire a seat score should be 130+. If questions are very difficult then 100+ is sufficient to get a seat.

Yes, for that you have to qualify competitive exams like JEE Mains, BITSAT, VITEEE, KIIT, SRMJEE, etc.