NIT

Hello Arvind,
There is no quota in NIT for your category. Only quota in NIT's is 50 percent for other states. Your best bet would be to get admission through management quota of private colleges or deemed universities.

Hello,
The objective of JAM is to provide admissions to various MCA, M.Sc, joint M.Sc – Ph.D, M.Sc – Ph.D dual degree and other post Bachelor degree programs at the IITs based on the performance in a single test. The eligibility criteria for IIT JAM is 55% aggregate marks in the Bachelors degree.
You can check the below mentioned link for the complete IIT JAM admission procedure:
https://scoop.eduncle.com/iit-jam-admission-procedure
You can check the below mentioned link for the best institutes for MCA:
https://www.tcyonline.com/mca/topinstitutes.php
I hope it helps.

You can check the below mentioned link:
http://missionnaukri.co.in/rank-wise-list-top-nit-colleges-india/

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Hello Ma'am,
With this score, you should get admission in a good NIT. But remember that from this year, score will be exclusively based on JEE Mains only.

For general category, it is above 200. However, it also depends on which NITs are you aiming for and your domicile state. You can get into some new engineering branches at lower marks as well. To opt for CS, IT and ECE in top NITs, you need to get at least 250 marks in JEE Mains. It depends on your domicile state.

You need to score above 160 marks in JEE Mains and 80 percent marks in HSC.

Hi Ammar,
You need a minimum of 150 to 160 marks in JEE mains to get admission in NIT.

Hello,
Joint seat allocation authority every year declares cut offs. Initially expected and subsequently final cutoff marks for admission to IIT/NIT, etc. You will have to wait to know this for admission in 2017. The cutoff for the category to which you belong was around 50 for the year 2016.

In India, there are multiple type of the technical institutes such as:
1. Central Government Funded Institutions.
2. State Government/ State Funded Institutions and
3. Self-Financed Institutions.
IIT, NITs, IIITs, IISC, IISER, NITTTR and nine other specialized technical educational institutes are CFTIs. All these have been formed to provide excellent technical education and have their own standing.
You can refer to list of CFTIs at following link:
http://pgadm.iitr.ernet.in/Docs/CFTI Institutes.pdf