To give a proper answer, I’ll need the person’s CRL (Common Rank List) rank, category (if any), and whether they’re applying through Home State or Other State quota.

The NIT you can get depends on your CRL rank, category, and state quota. If your CRL rank is below 10,000, you may get at top NITs like NIT Trichy, Warangal, or Surathkal, especially in core branches. For ranks between 10,000–25,000, you can still get decent NITs like NIT Calicut, Nagpur, or Rourkela, though it may be in branches like Mechanical or Civil. If your rank is higher, you may still get lower-ranked NITs or less competitive branches. Cutoffs also vary based on category (OBC, SC, ST, etc.), so that can help improve your chances.