Hello aspirant,

The candidates must show up and receive a legitimate score on the appropriate admission exam, such as JEE Main, GATE, or NET (CSIR/UGC/LS). The results of the entrance exam will determine who gets admitted to NIT Uttarakhand.

Following the completion of all JoSAA/CSAB counselling rounds, the NIT Uttarakhand B.Tech course cut-off will be made public. Scholarships are available from the institute for worthy and meritorious on-campus students. The primary goal of the scholarships offered by NIT Uttarakhand is to motivate students to pursue further education.

For more information you can visit our website by clicking on the link given below.

https://www.careers360.com/university/national-institute-of-technology-uttarakhand

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Hello aspirant,

I'm assuming you want to study the fundamental sciences. There is no doubt at all that you should enrol in an IIT if you want to study engineering.

In a nutshell, IISERs are organisations that were founded with the goal of advancing India's basic science culture.

Therefore, you should definitely join IISER if you have a passion for conducting research.

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Well if you have the uttarakhand state quota then I think why not because the cut-off of NIT Uttarakhand is quite low and this is because it is of the new NITs establishes in 2010 so go for it and you might face some problems regarding fooding and lodging so be prepared for them.

Hello Madhuri. You can check out the cut off for nit for jee in the link given below that is available for all the categories. Good luck.               

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff-for-nit-uttarakhand/amp

Hi dear,

All NITs take admission in the basis of JEE main rank.So it will be better if you ask on the basis of JEE main rank.According to previous year trend you have a chance to get all three NITs.Last year cutoff for NIT KURUKSHETRA was 6k NIT RAIPUR was 9k and NIT Uttarakhand was 4k in you category.

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You have less chances based on your marks in NITs you can try in private colleges.

You can get good private college in other states like: Haryana, UP, West Bengal, Punjab, Rajasthan, Maharashtra. Most of the states have reservation for other state students in private colleges based on JEE Main score/rank. You need to apply separately for them.

Specialisations offered at NIT Uttarakhand B.Tech programme are Civil Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Mechanical Engineering.