Is it possible that I get an admission in NIT, Patna with 130 marks? My JEE Mains is 130.
Asked about NIT Patna - National Institute of Technology - B.Tech. in Civil Engineering
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1 Answer
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Hi Rohit, if you want any type of help you have to tell your category but I am telling you about the General category.
Last year the cutoff was 81 for general category and closing rank of civil engineering in NIT Patna was 28,800 approx for other state and 31000 approx for Home State in 7th round.130 marks will give you NIT Patna but you have to be patient because you may be allotted in last round but you have the good chance to get it.
But again anything can be said more accurately on the basis newest cutoff.
Hope for the best.
Thanks!
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