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The NIT Meghalaya JEE Mains Cutoff 2024 was released for Round 1. The Cutoff ranks were released for different categories for various BTech specialisations. For the SC AI category candidates, the Cutoff for various courses ranged between 3059 and 7043, among which Computer Science and Engineering was the most competitive course. BTech in Civil Engineering was the least competitive course, for the SC AI category candidates.For the ST AI category candidates, the Cutoff ranged between 974 and 2652, for different specialisations. BTech in CSE was the most competitive course while BTech in Mechanical Engineering was the least competitive one.Candidates can also refer to the table provided in this section to check the Cutoff ranks for different categories for the NIT Meghalaya BTech Cutoff for Round 1, for the latest year as well as the previous years:

NITUK offers the BTech and MTech programmes at the UG and PG levels, respectively, in five specialisations, namely, Civil Engineering, Computer Science & Engineering, Electronic & Communication Engineering, Electrical & Electronics Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering.For admissions to its BTech and M.Tech programmes, NITUK accepts the scores of national-level exams: JEE Main and GATE, respectively.NIT Uttarakhand JEE Mains 2024 cutoffs have been published for admission to BTech, Integrated BTech, and BArch programs. In Round 1, JoSAA cutoffs for 2024 varied between the 15878 and 42378 values. Notably, the B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering is highly competitive among General category students under the AI Quota.The course that had the least competition was B.Tech. in Civil Engineering, which had a Round 1 closing rank of 42378 for the General category. Candidates can refer to the table below for the branch-wise cutoff of NIT Uttarakhand for 2024, along with a comparison for 2023 and 2022.JEE Main Round 1 Closing Rank (General-All India)Course202220232024B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering130621461215878B.Tech. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering271182682129803B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering213352109924060B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering318623490735375B.Tech. in Civil Engineering413584080942378

With a JEE Mains rank of 362,000 in the ST category, you still have a chance to get into a government college for B.Tech in 2024, but it might be a bit challenging for the top-tier institutions. State Engineering Colleges: Look for state government colleges that have a reservation for ST category students. Each state has its own set of engineering colleges, and some might have seats available for your rank.Special Rounds: Participate in the special counseling rounds like CSAB (Central Seat Allocation Board) which happen after the main rounds. Sometimes, seats remain vacant and you might get a chance there.North-Eastern NITs and IIITs: These institutes might have a slightly lower cutoff for ST category students. Keep an eye on their specific cutoffs.Home State Quota: If you're applying within your home state, you might have a better chance due to the state quota.

Candidates securing the minimum MMMUT JEE Main cutoff are considered eligible for admissions. As per the official data released by the authorities, MMMUT JEE Main cutoff for 2023 is 72596 for B.Tech CSE and 162577 for B.Tech Mechanical Engineering.Admission: Eligibility for the B.Tech course at MMMUT require 12th grade with 60% in pcm, and college allocates branches based on the JEE Main exam.At Madan Mohan Malaviya University of Technology (MMMUT) in Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, the cutoff for Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) in 2023 is 6,929–67,436. For the General All India category, the final round closing rank for CSE in 2022 and 2023 is 72,596

Your admission chances to colleges in Maharashtra for engineering (based on MHT-CET and JEE Main scores) will depend on several factors including your percentile scores, category (if applicable), and the availability of seats in various colleges. Here’s a general overview of what your scores might imply:1. *MHT-CET Score (79th Percentile)*:   - A percentile score of 79 in MHT-CET indicates that you are among the top 21% of candidates who appeared for the exam.   - You will be eligible to apply for engineering colleges in Maharashtra through the MHT-CET counseling process.2. *JEE Main Score (68th Percentile)*:   - A percentile score of 68 in JEE Main means you are among the top 32% of candidates who appeared for JEE Main.   - This score can also be used for admission to engineering colleges across India, including those in Maharashtra.3. *Admission Process*:   - For MHT-CET, you will need to participate in the State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra counseling process. Your percentile score will determine which colleges you are eligible to apply to.   - Similarly, for JEE Main, you can apply to engineering colleges in Maharashtra through the All India Quota or State Quota depending on the counseling procedures.4. *College Selection*:   - The specific colleges you can target will depend on the cutoffs for the current year, which can vary based on the number of applicants and their scores.   - It’s advisable to research and create a list of colleges based on your preferences, including location, branch availability, and reputation.5. *Counseling and Seat Allotment*:   - Attend counseling sessions conducted by the respective authorities (for MHT-CET and JEE Main) to choose your preferred colleges and courses based on your ranks and scores.   - Keep track of cutoff trends from previous years to estimate your chances of getting admission to specific colleges.To get precise information about which colleges you might get admission to with your scores, check the official websites of MHT-CET and JEE Main for cutoff details and participate actively in the counseling processes. This will give you a clearer picture of your options and help you make informed decisions about your college preferences.