How much marks are required in JEE mains to get admission in NIT institute?

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Kumar Vishwajeet
2016-03-04 14:19:10
+2 board and JEE Mains are both considered for rank to get in the NITs. 40% board and 60% of JEE Mains marks are calculated.

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As much high as you can, because in boards, you can easily achieve above 90% but to get good marks in Mains, it is somewhat tough. So, You must try to get above 95%.

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