How many marks required for St candidate to take admission in NIT

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How many marks required for St candidate to take admission in NIT

Pratik 12th Apr, 2018

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None 13th Apr, 2018

Dear Pratik,

According, to previous year cut off you should score more then 70 marks in JEE Main to get admission in NITs in SC category other state quota.

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