NIT Agartala Cutoff 2017: Check Category-Wise JEE Main Cutoff Ranks

NIT Agartala cutoff has been released upto JEE Main Counselling Round 8 Seat Allotment result. Candidates seeking NIT Agartala admission to BTech course must have a valid score in JEE Main in order to be eligible for further JoSAA and CSAB Counselling. Tabulated below is NIT Agartala cutoff 2023:

NIT Agaratala CSE cutoff is based on JEE Main ranks followed by the JoSAA and the CSAB Counselling. As per the JoSAA Round 1 Seat Allotment results, the closing ranks ranged between 18050 and 50575 wherein CSE was the most competitive specialsiation. The Round 1 opening and closing ranks for BTech in CSE course were 8121 and 18050, respectively for the General AI category candidates. 

Refer to the table below to check out the JoSAA R1 opening and closing ranks for the General category for both AI and Home State Quota:

The opening and closing rank depends on the category and quota of candidates. For the General category under All India, opening rank was 32958 and closing rank was 45943. Cut off are different when it comes to other categories or female candidates and even domicile of home state. In All India, opening and closing rank for female candidates was 40976 and 73126. Admission to BTech in Electrical Engineering in NIT Agartala is based on the scores obtained in the entrance exam JEE. Applicants are advised to confirm what category are they applying while checking for cut offs.

NIT Agartala cutoff to BTech Computer Science Engineering is based on JEE Main scores followed by the JoSAA Counselling upto Round 6. Once JoSAA Counselling is over, CSAB Counselling is helf to fill up the remaining seats of NIT Agaratala. JEE Main Round 8, has been released for admission to the BTech courses. As per NIT Agartala JEE Main cutoff 2023, the Round 8 closing rank was 24058 for General category candidates in All India quota for Computer Science Engineering. For female candidates in general category under All India quota, 34546 was the closing rank. BTech cut off varies depending on the category and domicile/quota of the applicant.

NIT Agaratala cutoff for M.Tech is based on GATE scores followed by the GATE CCMT Counselling. The GATE 2024 cutoff scores of NIT Agartala based on the first round of GATE 2024 CCMT seat allotment is as follows -

• The maximum GATE cutoff for NIT Agartala was between 500 to 600 and the minimum GATE cutoff ranged from 200 to 300. 

GATE CCMT Counselling 2023 was concluded after the release of Round 3 Seat Allotment for NIT Agartala. Tabulated below is the closing rank for GATE CCMT cutoff for NIT Agartala for top courses:

The opening cutoff rank for NIT Agartala Round 1 for the BTech CSE course was 291. The closing rank for the NIT Agartala BTech CSE course for Round 6 was 58163. Candidates seeking admission to the National Institute of Technology Agartala BTech course must visit the official website of the National Testing Agency (NTA) to apply online. 

The NIT Agartala MSc cutoff 2024 has been released across multiple specialisations. Based on the last-round seat allotment, the MSc cutoff ranks ranged between 1124 and 1852 for the General AII India category students. Among all the MSc specialisations, M.Sc. in Mathematics and Computing is the most competitive. So, considering the last-round cutoff, candidates seeking admission to NIT Agartala must secure over and above the cutoff range mentioned here to be eligible.

A detailed course-wise NIT Agartala CCMN cutoff 2024 is given below for the General category students under the AII India Quota. 

NIT Agartala cutoff were released through Centralized Counselling for M.Sc./ M.Sc. (Tech) Admissions – 2024 for Undergraduate courses. NIT Roukela CCMN cutoff 2024 is decided based on various factors, such as the total number of available seats, the marks obtained by the candidates, the number of candidates who appeared in the exam, etc. Given below are the list of some related factors involve to determine the CCMN cutoff 2024: 

• Total numbers of Seats available for the candidates in a given year
• Number of applications filled by the candidates for the specific seats
• Difficulty level of exam (Shift-wise)
• Performance of candidates
• Previous years' cutoff trends