What is the required score in JEE Mains to pursue CSE from NIT?

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Sooryakiran P
9 years ago
Hi, This year, board marks will not be considered for JEE mains. So, to get in the best NITs (in south India like Calicut, Surathkal, Warangal) you need to have above the following marks. General Candidates: 200/360 Reservation eligible candidates: 170/360 These are just approximations from previ

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There is no "cut off", you need about 120 marks to qualify JEE Mains but it is insufficient to get admissions. Your admissions are based on the rankings. And the safe zone will be around 180. Do not aim for this score. You should always have an aim to score above 200.

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