What is the score needed for mechanical engineering in JEE Mains?

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Qamre Alam
8 years ago
It depends on the college, if you want a private collection then you can get admission by getting 60 marks in JEE Mains but if you want NITs you need to get 250+ marks.

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R
8 years ago
Marks greater than 200 and All India Rank lower than 8600.

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Saurabh kumar Kar
8 years ago
It depends on which college you are applying. If you are applying for some NIT I would suggest to keep your score 170+ to get a decent NIT of Home state and 200+ to get a good NIT.

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