How much should I score in the JEE Main 2024 for getting a seat at NIT Trichy CSE (general category)?
NIT Trichy BTech CSE Cutoff 2024 - College and Course Wise JEE Main Cut Off. NIT Trichy BTech CSE Cutoff 2024 is 936 to 5164 for General, 1032 to 3280 for EWS, 1071 to 1778 for OBC-NCL, 499 to 1450 for SC, 767 to 1472 for ST.The general category candidates must also secure at least 75% marks in
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As per the latest trend and cutoff records, a rank somewhere around 13300 to 15000 would be ideal to seek admission in NIT Trichy. However, it totally depends upon the number of candidates and scores as well.
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BTech in CSE at NIT Trichy is based on JEE Main scores followed by JoSAA Counselling. In case of vacant seats, CSAB Counselling is conducted for two special rounds post the JoSAA Counselling. During the NIT Trichy BTech cutoff 2024, the Round 1 closing ranks ranged between 1019 and 20340 for the Gen
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