What rank is required in JEE Mains to get into NITT under SC category for B.Tech in EEE?

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Asked by Kunal Balmik
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SREYA MAHIPALA
7 years ago
I cannot provide the exact details of the ranks but you have to get between 1300 to 3500 to get electrical and electronics in NIT-Trichy.

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Abhishek Bansal
7 years ago
If your SC rank is between 300 and 750 then it is possible for you to get into the college and if you are from the same state then it is between 1000 and 3500.

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Vinayak R
7 years ago
You should have 90 marks atleast. If you have state quota you can enter easily. Good luck.

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