What rank should I get in JEE Main to crack NIT Mizoram for BTech admission?
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NIT Mizoram BTech admission is based on JEE Main ranks. Tabulated below are the CSAB SR1 closing ranks for NIT Mizoram cutoff 2022 along with 2021 and 2020 for the General category students, to get clarity on past year trends:
CSAB Special Round 1 Closing Ranks: General (OS)
Specialisation
2020
2021
2022
Computer Science and Engineering
36,231
38,593
37,563
Electronics and Communication Engineering
43,397
54,411
54,574
Electrical and Electronics Engineering
50,503
68,818
61,918
Mechanical Engineering
44,103
76,835
76,765
Civil Engineering
63,372
81,531
81,399
Read more: NIT Mizoram Cutoff
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