What should be my JEE Main and JEE Advanced ranking to get a seat in NIT?
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For getting a seat in the NITs you have to score marks in the JEE Mains and not in the Advance paper, and it depends upon your rank that in which NIT you will get the admission.
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If you get under 30000 rank in JEE Mains you will get NIT. If you score 10000 rank in JEE Advanced, you will get IIT. -
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There is nothing to do of JEE Advance with NITs. According to your rank you will get NITs. Try to get more than 97 percentile in Mains for good NITs. -
For the lower NITs core branches like mechanical, civil you need to score in between 140-160. And for the branches like CSE you need to score in between 160-180. and for the average NITs core branches you need to score 200-220.
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JEE Advance Marks is not required for admission in NIT's. You need to get good marks in JEE Main and that will assure your admission in NIT's. -
For getting a seat in the NITs you have to score marks in the JEE Mains and not in the Advance paper, and it depends upon your rank that in which NIT you will get the admission. -
To get a seat in an NIT institution, you have to depend upon your marks more than your ranks. So, if you belong to a general category then you need to score at least 180+ marks in Mains. And if you belong to SC and ST category then you need to score 120+. Regards. -
JEE Mains and JEE Advanced are two different engineering entrance exams. JEE Mains is conducted just after 12th Boards in the month of April. Clearing Mains, you can get a rank and admission into the NITs (National Institute of Technology), IIITs, and various other colleges like Amity. Many private colleges admit students through the Mains score too. JEE Mains paper 1 has 90 MCQ Single Correct Option questions. 30 each from Maths, Physics and Chemistry. Marking Scheme is +4, -1. And full marks in 360. JEE Mains paper 2 is only for those interested in Architecture and is not for B.Tech admission, but B.Arch admissions. Clearing the cuto...more -
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As per your mentioned question, there are no IITs which give admission just by opting JEE Mains exams, but for NIT, you have to clear JEE Mains. You have to clear both JEE Mains as well as JEE Advanced. Also, you have to score well in JEE Mains to get a good NIT.
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