How many questions are to be solved for taking NIT Patna in JEE?
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Answered by
Satish K Swarnkar Assistant Manager @ VGU & VIT Campus, Jaipur | Contributor-Level 10
9 years agoDear Sanju,
before the result nobody can say how many answer we must for get selection. So suggest you should do your best for the same.
Best of Luck -
This is for general category students.
1. For any branch, you need to solve 40 questions.
2. For top branch, you need to solve 55 questions. -
50% of questions is ideal. It doesn't depend on how many questions you answer, it depends on the final result or percentile in JEE. I think 96-99 percentile is enough to get into NIT Patna. To achieve that percentile, go through the concepts clearly and practice more. All the best. -
For top branch, you need to solve 55 questions. It doesn't depend on how many questions you answer, it depends on the final result or percentile in JEE. I think 96-99 percentile is enough to get into NIT Patna. To achieve that percentile, go through the concepts clearly and practice more.
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It doesn't depend on how many questions you answer, it depends on the final result or percentile in JEE. I think 96-99 percentile is enough to get into NIT Patna. To achieve that percentile, go through the concepts clearly and practice more. All the best.
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There are very low chances of your admission in these colleges because your rank is not good. -
It depends on how many answers are correct and for NIT Patna, the eligibility criteria is maximum 190 in JEE Mains and 75% above in Board. -
You can solve as my questions you know. You might have good luck that you will be selected or not or you might have bad luck also that if we tell you the exact number of questions to be done and what if your one answer is wrong and then you won't be selected. -
It's really tough to predict as cutoff for every college changes every year.
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