I studied in two different states for 10th and 12th. How does the NIT quota system work for me?

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Ans: Hi Alam

To get admission in any B.Tech. course in a particular college of the state, the candidate must have cleared his 12th from that state only. (applicable to state-level CAP rounds and counseling only)

You said you have completed the 12th from Hyderabad. It is not clear whether you have appeared for JEE or not. To opt for a seat in IIT, one should clear JEE (Adv).
You can avail reservation in IIT admission.

In NIT admissions, the Home State Quota is indeed applicable. Here's how it works:

50% Home State Quota: In every NIT, 50% of the seats are reserved for students who have domicile in the state where the NIT is located. These students are eligible for admission under the Home State Quota.

50% Other State Quota: The remaining 50% of seats are for students from other states, based on their All India Rank (AIR) in the JEE Main.

While the JEE Main score is the key factor for selection, the Home State Quota improves the chances of admission for students applying from their home state. This quota system applies to all NITs across India.

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