NIT

No, unfortunately 72 marks or percentile will not fetch a candidate an NIT despite using the category certificate. You can try in private institutes through direct admission.  To know more about the institute, refer to the official website or Shiksha.

Candidates do not need to present a domicile certificate in order to be admitted to IIT, NIT, or IIIT via JEE. The only university where admission is granted based on the Home State Quota is NIT. The state in which you take your 12th board test is used to determine admission, not your home state. When receiving JoSAA counselling, the domicile certificate is not necessary. The JEE score of the applicants determines their admission.

Congratulation for getting excellent percentage in JEE . you can easily getting seat in NIT (National Institute of Technology). The seats are allotted on the basis of several categories that are prevalent like ST, SC, GEN, OBC, PWD. In this year admission is total 23954 seats will be offered at NIT. The NIT  contains the total number of seats offered in the particular specializations for an NIT.

B.Tech is one of the most popular UG courses in the education sector. In B.Tech, you can have so many options for your studies. Good career options for this course. Students should be passed 12th or equivalent with a minimum of 50% marks with Physics Mathematics, or Biology as compulsory subjects. In some colleges, students should write Entrance Exams like JEE Mains, etc. List of important B.Tech courses :B.Tech- Aeronautical EngineeringB.Tech- Automobile EngineeringB.Tech- BiotechnologyB.Tech- Civil EngineeringB.Tech- Computer Science and EngineeringB.Tech Electrical and Electronics EngineeringB.Tech Mechanical Engineering

All the NITs/IITs do have state quota. The reservations are 50 percent seats to the home state quota students and the remaining 50 perecent seats are with the students of other states. These reservations are based on the state of residence not on the 12th percentage of the students, that means student might need to present his/her domicile while filling the forms for respective IITs/NITs.