What is the cut off of NIELIT Ajmer?
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NIELIT Ajmer offers BTech and BTech Integrated courses based on JEE Main scores. Candidates having valid JEE Main ranks will be allowed to take part in JoSAA counselling rounds. Considering the NIELIT Ajmer JEE Main cutoff 2025 for the Round 4 seat allotment results, the B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering (Internet of Things, Cyber Security including Block Chain Technology closing rank for the General AI category stood at 56625. It is the only course for which the institute releases the cutoffs. Check out the NIELIT Ajmer CSE year-wise Round 4 closing ranks from the table below:
Course 2025 B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering (Internet of Things, Cyber Security including Block Chain Technology) 56625
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NIELIT Examination Centres are located across the country. A list of examination centres will be provided to the candidate once they apply for the examination form through online mode. Students can choose a centre of their choice while filling out the online examination application form (OEAF).
The grading system ranges from S for 85% and higher to F for a score of less than 50%. Soon, the National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology is going to release the NIELIT 2025 O/A/B/C January cycle result. Here it goes:
Pass Percentage | Grade |
Failed (<50%) | F |
>= 50% to < 55% | D |
>= 55% to < 65% | C |
>= 65% to < 75% | B |
>= 75% to < 85% | A |
>=85% | S |
When appearing at their respective exam centres for the reporting, the candidates will be required to carry:
NIELIT admit card
A valid proof of identity - Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, Passport, PAN Card, Student ID, any Govt. approved photo proof of identity.
In the absence of the hall ticket and original proof of identity, the candidates will not be permitted to enter the exam hall.
NIELIT examination centres are classified into five zones, i.e., the North Zone, North-East Zone, East Zone, South Zone, and West Zone. NIELIT examination centres are categorised into Primary and Secondary centres.
The exam will be organised at over 120 NIELIT centres across India. The examination will be organised at all the Primary centres. The exam centres are based on the number of candidates who are taking the exam. Also, it is to be remembered that if a candidate selects one of the secondary centres as the first choice in his/her application form, he/she will be allotted a primary centre as the second choice.
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