The National Institute of Technology, Silchar

As the JEE Main 2015 exam is coming up
shortly, here the expected cutoffs of highly popular colleges.  This will help you judge as to which colleges
you are likely to get through and what branches you may get. In this article,
we look at the cutoff for The
National Institute of Technology, Silchar.

Established in 1967 as a Regional Engineering
College in Assam, the institute
was upgraded to the status of National Institute of Technology in 2002 and thus NIT,
Silchar was born.

The
campus is spread across 625 acres of beautiful landscape. NIT Silchar is a
fully residential campus. There are eight hostels for boys and two hostels for
girls, equipped with high-speed Internet access.

At the undergraduate level (B. E. / B.
Tech.), this college offers 490 seats in 6 different branches. Selections to
these seats is done on the basis of a student’s All India Rank in the JEE Main
2015. The following list gives the opening and closing ranks of students across
categories during the year 2014 that were selected to the various courses at
the college. This list will help you understand the likely ranks that will help
you secure admission to this college. 

The list of opening and closing ranks is as
given below: