Can I get admission in NSIT for B.Tech with 60% in Class 12th?
The eligibility requirements of 60% are merely the minimum. The 12th grade is not directly taken into account for admission by NSIT.To have a chance in the General category with 60% in the 12th grade, you would need a JEE Main rank below 500.NSIT and DTU ask for an aggregate of 60% or more in PCM an
Upvote 
Unless you fall into one of the special groups, it is extremely difficult to get into NSIT for a B.Tech programme if your class 12 results are below 60%.
NSIT offers extremely high cut-offs for admission to B.Tech programs based on JEE Main ranks. Generally, JEE Main scores of 99+ percentile are req
Upvote If your Class 12 marks were only 60%, it is very difficult to get into NSIT for a B.Tech programme unless you are in one of the reserved categories.
For B.Tech admission, NSIT has very high cut-offs based on JEE Main rankings.Cutoffs for General category students typically fall below rank 2000, requ
Upvote Similar Questions for you
CSJMU Kanpur BSc applicants generally need to pass their Class 12 or equivalent exams from a recognised board. You should have studied Physics, Chemistry, and either Biology or Mathematics. A minimum of 40% aggregate marks is required for most general Science courses. Some professional tracks like M
Yes, the top MBA college in Maharashtra with an MBA after Class 12 is Shailesh J. Mehta School of Management of IIT Bombay. It has a B.Tech + MBA course of five years, which is very competitive with only 20 seats, and the entrances are JEE Main and JEE5 Advanced with high cutoffs.
The elegibility criteria for admission in Mathematics and Statistics Subject is, you have to make sure that you took mathematics in class 12th and scored at least 85%. that's all . It will make you eligible to get admission on both of your desirable subjects
No, a gap year after 12th will not affect your admission at private BTech colleges in Coimbatore at all. Most popular private colleges like PSG, Amrita, Kumaraguru, SNS, and Karpagam do not have any rule against students who took a gap year. They only look at your 12th marks and your TNEA or JEE sco
Taking an Exam? Selecting a College?
Get authentic answers from experts, students and alumni that you won't find anywhere else.
On Shiksha, get access to
Didn't find the answer you were looking for?
Search from Shiksha's 1 lakh+ Topics
Ask Current Students, Alumni & our Experts
Have a question related to your career & education?
See what others like you are asking & answering