Admission to the NIT is based on the rank rather than the percentile, Last year NIT Silchar cutoff rank for the Mechanical engineering under home state quota in ST Category (male) was 2804 via JSAA on the other hand 80730 via CSAB. So you should wait for the final rank

For admission to the National Institute of Technology, Silchar, through JEE Main + JoSAA counselling as a female SC (Scheduled Caste) candidate from your home state. Visit this: JEE Main Cutoff for NIT Silchar 2026 for clear information on the minimum safe percentile for NIT Silchar SC category.

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With score between 80 to 90 in JEE Mains, your percentile would be around 85 to 91 and for EWS category your admission at NIT Silchar is possible but not guaranteed that too in lower branches of BTech not in CSE or AI/ML.

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Yes, admitting to the CSE Branch at NIT Silchar is generally considered a good an worth it option because the NIT Silchar is well regarded institution of National Importance and consistently ranks among the top NITs. While the CSE branch is known for well and strong placements , with

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To fill the application form of Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya,

• Visit the website www.navodaya.gov.in
• Click on admission link
• Read the instructions carefully
• Fill the form
• Upload necessary documents
• Submit the form and save the credentials

For more information, click on the link given below,

https://school.careers360.com/articles/jawahar-navodaya-vidyalaya-application-form-2026-27

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You got 79.75 percentile in JEE Main and you belong to the OBC-NCL category. Whether you can get a seat in NIT Silchar depends on your home state and the branch you are aiming for.

If you are from Assam, you may have a chance in some branches like ECE,

It is considered to be a good score to secure admission to NIT Silchar , especially for General category students, but it not guaranteed. The 96 percentile is considered strong for mid-tier NITs.

Hello there,

With 79.75 percentile (OBC-NCL) in JEE Mains, getting NIT Silchar is difficult for most branches under the Other State quota. However, if you are from Assam (Home State) , you may have a chance in lower-demand branches like Mechanical or Civil Engineering , especially in CSAB special rounds