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The specific number of seats available in each category for the Mathematics department at NERIST (North Eastern Regional Institute of Science and Technology) through the NEE-3 (NERIST Entrance Examination)  may vary each year based on several factors including the changes in the policy and demand, the number of seats available and the number of applicants.

To get accurate and detailed information about seat distribution by category (such as General, OBC, SC, ST, and others) it is best to refer to the official NERIST admission brochure for the current academic year or visit their official website.

You can also contact the NERIST admissions office directly for the most recent and precise details regarding seat allocation. This will ensure that you receive the most reliable information relevant to the specific year and category you are interested in.

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Last date to apply online for NEE 2019 has been extended until March 31, 2019. The application form is available in the online mode only at NERIST Entrance Exam 2019 Official Website, nerist.ac.in. 

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Yes, you can apply for more than one course in the Institute of Advanced Research, Gandhinagar. However, candidates will have to submit a separate application form and fees for second programme.

To become a part of NERIST Nirjuli, students have to meet the eligibility criteria for the course they want to apply for. The admission criteria are different for different courses. The institute will conduct NERIST NEE for admissions to various courses. Eligible candidates have to register for the counselling and NERIST admissions are offered based on their ranks.

NERIST releases the cutoff every year for admission to the B.Tech courses. The cutoff is released category-wise and it is different for different categories. NERIST Nirjuli cutoff is released for SC, ST, OBC and General category candidates. Students should meet the cutoff to proceed with the further rounds of admissions.

NERIST and SLIET are deemed-to-be-university. Both institutes have the same course structure: certificate, diploma, UG, PG and doctoral courses. NERIST Nirjuli is fully funded and controlled by the Ministry of Education, Government of India. Ample facilities are provided by both institutes that help the students to pursue their education and make college life better. Looking at the placement statistics 2021, NERIST is better as Rs. 3.60 Lakhs was the median salary offered to the UG and PG students while SLIET offers Rs. 3.50 Lakhs and Rs. 3.40 Lakhs to their UG and PG students respectively as a median salary.

The institute offers a total of 50 courses in different specialisations/streams. Diploma and B.Tech courses are offered in 6 specialisations each. However, M.Sc and M.Tech courses are offered in 4 and 10 streams respectively. There are 22 different streams for Ph.D course in which students can apply. The streams in which NERIST Nirjuli courses are offered are Agricultural Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Power Engineering, Agricultural and Irrigation Engineering, Chemistry, Environmental Engineering, CSE, IT, Electrical Engineering, Forestry, Mathematics, Thermal Engineering, Physics, Management and Humanities and Social Sciences.