What are the marks required in JEE Main to apply in NIT? I belong to OBC category and my marks are 50.
Asked about NIT Trichy - National Institute of Technology - B.Tech. in Chemical Engineering
Am I eligible to apply in NIT?
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3 Answers
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You need to have 20,000 -25,000 minimum rank to apply to any NIT. -
Hi, the eligibility to apply for NIT's is based on your caste wise cutoff marks. Since you belong to OBC, your cutoff marks should be 49 . Since you have scored 50 you have been qualified to apply for NIT's and also to write JEE Advanced.
You have very low chances to get admission in NIT's as there is really high competition and also, your score is very low. you have just passed the exam.
You are eligible to apply for NIT's but you have very low chances to get NITs or you may not get good NITs.
The website for applying to counseling is www.josaa.nic.in and it will be available only when the JEE Advanced exam gets over.
All the best! -
Hi mohana,
There are no specific marks to apply in Josaa, based on your rank you will get NIT's. However, as per your marks, your chances are nil for getting any NIT's.
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