How much do I need to score in JEE Mains 2017 to get into NIT, Jamshedpur?

409 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Abhishek Raj
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Hello Abhishek, Admissions to NIT's is not easy as it is thought. Particularly, if you want a specific branch and place you need to score more. I think you should aim for score of around 250+ .

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Badal Kumar Mandal
9 years ago
As from 2017 JEE mains is not considering the board marks so you need to score around 130-140 marks to get into NIT Jamshedpur with a branch: “production engineering" and you need to score more than this to get other higher branches in NIT Jamshedpur.

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