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Well that depends in many factors which I will name for you.
First of all, the stream which you want in the NIT. Percentile requirement would be so different for two branches say Computer Science and Engineering and on the other hand Material Science and Metallurgy.
Secondly, your category will play a vital role in deciding what percentile would be sufficient for you to get a seat.
Third, your home state quota will play some minute differences in the cut-off which are nonetheless quite important.
Lastly, your gender also makes a difference due to female quota.
Hence if you are general male candidate who wants a CSE seat in one of the top 10 NITs then you should atleast get 98 percentile and above.
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