Can I get a seat in NITs if I get minimum qualifying marks in JEE Mains? I belong to ST category.

I've got around 30-35 marks in Mains and 85% in board exams.

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Asked by Amith Kumar
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Moin Nargund
8 years ago
Just by getting qualifying marks, it isn't possible to get into NITs. Your score should be greater than 180 to have a go at NIT. But since you are of ST category, it might fall down till 100 but not less than that.

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Thank you for your kind information.

It depends on the how many marks you scored and type of branch as for every branch the ranking is different.

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