What is the category-wise CSE cutoff at NIT Calicut?
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NIT Calicut JEE Main cutoff 2024 has been released for admission to the BTech courses. Duirng the Round 1 cutoff, the closing rank for CSE was 4088 for the General category students under the AII India Quota. Among OBC candidates, the closing rank for B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering stood at 1298. Candidates seeking admisison to NIT Calicut can refer to the table below to check out the Round 1 closing ranks for BTech in CSE course for various categories under the AI quota:
Categories BTech in CSE Round 1 Closing Rank General 4088 OBC 1298 SC 813 ST 260 EWS 623 PWD 94
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