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Nidhi Kumari

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If you scored in the 80th percentile on JEE Main 2025 and are a member of the ST category with a home state quota, you could be able to get into NIT Surathkal's EEE (Electrical and Electronics Engineering) branch. Every year, the admission cutoffs change based on several variables, including the volume of applications, exam difficulty, and seat availability. Candidates under the home state quota are given preference at NIT Surathkal, and as an ST candidate, you have an advantage over those in the general category, such as a lower cutoff. Despite the advantages of category and home state, the 80 percentile is typically lower for high-de
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Nishchhal Madaan

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HiLovely Professional University (LPU) is one of the leading private universities in India, offering a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate engineering programs, including B.Tech. LPU is known for its modern infrastructure, innovative teaching methods, and strong placement support.Academic Excellence:LPU's engineering programs, including Computer Science and Engineering (CSE), follow a well-structured curriculum that blends theory with practical exposure. The university focuses on providing students with the skills and knowledge required in today's tech-driven world, with subjects like Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning,
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Nazrul Khan

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Yes, if you complete your 12th grade abroad and qualify for the AEEE exam with a good percentage, you can still get admission to Amrita Engineering, as the eligibility primarily depends on your performance in the AEEE entrance exam, not necessarily where you completed your 12th grade; however, you might need to provide additional documents to verify your qualifications as an international student. Key points to remember:Eligibility:Check the specific eligibility criteria for international students on the Amrita University website, which may require you to submit equivalent certificates for your 12th grade education. AEEE Scor
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Ritik kumar

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Clearly, JEE main score is completely different from CRL i.e. common rank list.Cut-off for admission to NIT for obc category students varies for every NIT .

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Shiv Kumar

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With 97 percentile in JEE Main  (AIR ~25,000-30,000), you have a fair chance for CSE, Data Science, or AI at NITs like:NIT JalandharNIT DurgapurNIT HamirpurNIT PatnaNIT RaipurCutoffs vary yearly, so consider newer NITs for better chances. Participate in JoSAA counseling and use college predictors for precise options.

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Krish Lalwani

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Admission to National Institutes of Technology depends entirely on your JEE Main rank and score results. Candidates classified as General category must achieve high marks for admission into leading NITs. Students need to earn scores above 180 marks to achieve good results while students targeting NIT Trichy or IIIT Hyderabad must obtain marks exceeding 200. The acceptable range for General category students to qualify stands between 85 marks to 100 marks. The expected percentile ranges for admission to NITs include NIT Trichy (98 percentile) and NIT Warangal (96 percentile) as well as NIT Puducherry (75 percentile).

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Ankit kumar

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Admission to the Bachelor of Design (B.Des.) programme in India is primarily through the Undergraduate Common Entrance Examination for Design (UCEED), not JEE Main. Institutes like IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi, IIT Guwahati, IIT Hyderabad, and IIITDM Jabalpur offer B.Des. programs and accept UCEED scores.Key Points:JEE Main and B.Des. Admission: JEE Main scores are typically used for B.Tech admissions. For B.Des., UCEED is the designated entrance exam.UCEED Cutoffs: Each participating institute sets its own cutoff based on UCEED scores. For example, IIT Bombay's cutoff for the General category in 2023 ranged from opening rank 1 to closing ran
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According to available information, NIT Delhi is considered the best NIT for aerospace engineering, as it offers a dedicated "Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering" department, making it the most prominent NIT with a focused aerospace engineering program. Key points to remember:NIT Delhi:Offers a dedicated "Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering" department, which is considered the best option for aerospace engineering among NITs. Other options:While not as specialised as NIT Delhi, other NITs might also offer aerospace engineering courses, but the quality and focus might vary.Admission for BTech Aerospace in NIT takes place thr
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Nazrul Khan

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Yes, even if you have less than 60% in your B.Tech, you can still get admission to an M.Tech programme in IITs or NITs by qualifying the GATE exam, as the primary selection criteria for M.Tech admissions in these institutes is your GATE score, not just your B.Tech percentage; however, some institutes might have a minimum percentage requirement which you should check before applying.GATE is the deciding factor:Your GATE score will be the most important factor in determining your admission to an M.Tech programme in IITs and NITs. 

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