Which NIT can I get with 72000 rank?

Answer

• National Institute of Technology Agartala.
• National Institute of Technology Arunachal Pradesh.
• National Institute of Technology, Manipur.
• National Institute of Technology, Mizoram.

Is 70000 a good rank in JEE mains?

Answer. Well, a rank of 70,000 is enough to get u in some good government colleges. It will also fetch u admission in NIT bt u will nt get into top nit’s. U can get core branches in pec chndigrh ,GNDU, LPU & many other gud universities.

How much should I score in JEE Mains to get into IIIT Hyderabad?

Answer: As per IIIT Hyderabad B. Tech 2019 JEE Main cutoff for CSE, the cutoff for Round 1 was 573 and Round 2 was 1059.

What is the lowest rank in JEE to get admission in NIT?

If you are aspiring for top NITs, your rank should be less than 10,000. However, newer NITs accept candidates with a rank greater than 70,000 in JEE Main. It also depends on the reservation policy of the respective institute. The below table will help you figure out admission chances in NIT despite low rank in JEE Main.

Should I worry about JEE Main rank 75000 to 10000?

Do not worry about it. CollegeDekho has come up with a list of colleges that accept JEE Main ranks between 75000 to 10000. The list of colleges mentioned below are JoSAA participating institutes, and one can get admission in these institutes only by registering through JoSAA counselling.

What is the JEE Main 2020 ranks acceptable for admission?

In order to solve all such queries Careers360 presents the list of colleges which accepts 75000 to 100000 lakh JEE Main 2020 ranks for admissions. On the basis of previous trends, it has been noted that candidates getting JEE Main ranks between 75000 to 100000 get seats in colleges generally under home-state quota.

What is the minimum rank required to get admission in NITs?

If you are aspiring for top NITs, your rank should be less than 10,000. However, newer NITs accept candidates with a rank greater than 70,000 in JEE Main. It also depends on the reservation policy of the respective institute.

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