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nitin Question by nitin on Aug 16, 2025Hindi
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My son is in 11th and going to give jee mains in 2027 so, how many marks need to get cse in NIT Trichy under obc category

Ans: Nitin Sir, To secure OBC-NCL admission in NIT Trichy’s CSE, aim for a closing rank between 1,071 and 1,778 in 2025. Historically, this corresponds to roughly the 96th–97th percentile in JEE Main. Achieving a percentile above 96 will likely require scoring around 140–160 marks out of 300, depending on exam difficulty and overall performance.

NIT Trichy demands strong conceptual clarity, disciplined time management, and regular mock tests. Focus on NCERT fundamentals, practice previous years’ JEE Main papers, and maintain consistent revision. Early problem-solving, topic-wise tests, and error analysis are crucial. Stay updated on cutoff trends, manage stress through scheduled breaks, and balance board exam preparation alongside JEE Main.

Recommendation: Target at least 150 marks in JEE Main 2027 to confidently rank under 1,200 in OBC-NCL, enabling NIT Trichy CSE admission while keeping backup NIT options in counselling preferences. All the BEST for a Prosperous Future!

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Sir, In jee mains 2026 minimum marks needed for cse in decent nit for obc catogory
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