NIT Silchar All Questions

Hello Dear Student,

If your goal is placements and tech jobs , take AIT Pune IT .

Why?

• IT is much closer to CSE than Mechanical.
• You'll study programming, databases, networks, web development, etc.
• AIT has consistently strong placements with an average package around Rs 10–11 LPA and very high

Hello Dear Student,

Check placements and campus life for

NIT Jalandhar: https://www.careers360.com/university/dr-b-r-ambedkar-national-institute-of-technology-jalandhar

NIT Silchar: https://www.careers360.com/university/national-institute-of-technology-silchar

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.

Hi dear candidate,

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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If you're considering a CSE branch at NIT Silchar, know that it's generally considered a good choice, especially if you prioritize placements. CSE consistently boasts high placement rates, often close to 100%, with top companies like Amazon, Microsoft, and Goldman Sachs recruiting, and impressive salary packages.

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Hello Aspirant

Unfortunately It is too difficult to get admission in core branch with 79.75 percentile in JEE main.

However you are in OBC-NCL.

If you're from Assam (HS): You might get Mechanical or Civil through CSAB special rounds, but not core branches.

Great job on scoring 96.556 percentile in JEE Mains 2025

Expected AIR : ~37,700
You have good chances for:

• ECE, EE, Mechanical, Civil (under Home State quota)

• CSE might be difficult in General category, but easier if you're OBC/SC/ST

Use this for accurate prediction:
Careers360 JEE College Predictor

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