Gate score is 358. Can I get admission in NIT for mtech(CE).

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All the very best and good luck.

As u havnt specified your cast let me cover up all the grounds..If u ar an sc/st candidate.. woalaahh there is a lot of chance u know as obvious... But if u are a general candidate then lets say there is a bit of a chance and that to probably in newer nits... but hey dont listen to any one unless and untill u yourself see the cutoof of every college.. plus there is this NSR round in ccmt where the possibility to get a seat remains... plus this year onward ALL the IITs and a few PSU's are coming under COAP so there might be some people who earlier didnt get iit might get a set there or in a PSU say and there fore some of the seats in NIT which until last year was acquired by those above said candidates will remain free this year... so u still got a chance bro.. only key is to apply in every place be it CCMT or COAP or even PSUs..... u dont know but u might just get luckyyyy... all the best pal:)

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Good Luck!!!

Seriously  SC and ST people are the most previliaged in this aspect...their cut off is almost 10 marks less than  general category..

And if you qualify gate just apply CCMT, you will definitely get seat in any Nit  at least spot councelling..don't listen to people who say that you won't get into any with this score and all such bull shit comments...and regret after every thing goes out  from  your hand..if just getting mtech seat is your priority...else  depends on the area...usually  design, thermal are hot cakes...you can't get them unless your score is 550+ for obc and 640+ for general...the cutoff purely depends on the area and college...