National Institute of Technology Calicut

National Institute of Technology Calicut, established in 1961, sets competitive cutoff marks for admission through JEE Main and JEE Advanced examinations. The cutoff percentiles and scores vary annually based on the difficulty level of the entrance exam, number of eligible candidates, availability of seats across engineering specializations, and reservation categories. Candidates aspiring for NIT Calicut must check the official JOSAA (Joint Seat Allocation Authority) portal and NIT Calicut's admissions website for precise, year-specific cutoff data, as these figures change with each admission cycle.

Admission to NIT Calicut is merit-based, with separate cutoff thresholds for General, OBC-NCL, SC, ST, and PwD (Person with Disability) categories. The institute offers admissions through JEE Main for various undergraduate engineering programs. Historically, NIT Calicut has maintained competitive cutoff marks, reflecting its status as a premier government engineering institution in Kerala. Prospective students should note that cutoff marks depend on multiple factors including overall JEE performance, the specific branch applied for, and seat availability during the counseling process.

For the most accurate and official cutoff information, candidates are advised to visit the JOSAA website (josaa.nic.in), NIT Calicut's official admissions portal, or contact the institute's admissions office directly. Previous years' cutoff data is also available on these platforms, helping candidates understand admission trends and make informed decisions about their engineering college preferences.