Can I get a seat in NIT? I have scored 53 in JEE mains.

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6 years ago
Hi Manasa, Kindly visit this link for more information: https://www.shiksha.com/college-predictor

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Vijay Nagar
6 years ago
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Dhairya Mehta
7 years ago
No, you cannot get a seat in NIT in 53 marks. Try for other colleges and other options available for you in your home state or any private college.

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Akhil Chandra
8 years ago
Check out the college predictor like shiksha's college predictor: https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor

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No, Shetty Institute of Technology does not accept JEE Main. Students do not have to submit JEE scores. Instead, students need to appear for the CET exam. The institute may accept other tests for management quota admissions.

SGT University considers JEE Main scores for admission to BTech. Candidates are also selected for BTech courses based on their merit or CUET scores. However, the preference is given to candidates with JEE Main scores.

For general students 60 marks is not good enough for admission in top NITs or IIITs. 60 marks will be around 80 percentile and will give rank between 1.5 and 2.5 lakhs.

A score of 70 marks in JEE Mains is considered average to below-average for General category students. This corresponds to a percentile around 88 to 91.

The JEE Main cutoff score means the minimum percentile needed to qualify for JEE Advanced.

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