NIT Srinagar Cutoff 2025: Check JEE Main Branch Wise Opening & Closing Ranks

Admission to NIT Srinagar through JEE Main typically requires a rank much higher than what is obtained with a 70 percentile, as the closing ranks for even the least sought branches are generally several times lower than the rank corresponding to the 70 percentile, especially for the Open category. For instance, in 2025 the closing All India Rank (AIR) for Chemical Engineering (Open, Gender-Neutral) was around 55,299 in Round 6, which generally translates to a percentile above 90 for General category candidates; thus, a 70 percentile is not sufficient for admission in any branch at NIT Srinagar for Open (AI) seats.

Among all NITs, the lowest cutoffs each year are typically recorded at newer and north-eastern NITs in certain branches such as Civil, Mechanical, or Metallurgical Engineering, rather than NIT Srinagar. The lowest cutoff for NIT Srinagar in 2025 for an Open (AI) seat was about 76,336 (Metallurgical and Materials, Female-only).

With a 91 percentile in JEE Main, candidates typically have a rank in the range of 90,000–1,10,000 which could allow for a chance in non-core branches at NIT Srinagar, especially in home state (Jammu & Kashmir) quota or for reserved categories, but is still generally below the last All India Open category cutoffs for prominent branches as observed in the 2025 closing ranks.

NIT Srinagar is recognized as an Institute of National Importance and offers reputable undergraduate and postgraduate programs, government research funding, and undergraduate placements. The campus is equipped with essential academic, residential, and research facilities and is widely considered a good choice for technical education in India, with placement opportunities and diverse student activities, although aspirants should also evaluate branch-specific and placement statistics based on their priorities.

The total UG (B.Tech) intake at NIT Srinagar for all disciplines combined in 2025 was over 700 seats distributed across branches such as CSE, IT, ECE, EE, Mechanical, Civil, Chemical, and Metallurgical Engineering, while the M.Tech seat matrix varies by department with typical PG intake in the range of 15–20 seats per specialization.

A score of 70 marks in JEE Main 2025 is below the qualifying cutoff for the General category and is not generally sufficient for admission to NITs, including NIT Srinagar, since the typical qualifying cutoff and last admitted ranks in Open category are associated with higher marks and percentiles.

JoSAA counselling is free for registration and choice filling; however, candidates allotted a seat must pay a seat acceptance fee to confirm their seat, which, for the 2025 session, was ₹35,000 for General and OBC-NCL categories and ₹15,000 for reserved categories (SC, ST, PwD), with provisions for fee refund or adjustment as per JoSAA guidelines.

Candidates scoring 200 marks in JEE Main 2025 generally fall within the top 10,000–18,000 ranks depending on category and session, which is well above the closing ranks for most branches at NIT Srinagar, thus making admission highly probable for branches such as CSE or IT via All India Quota.

A rank of 70,000 in JEE Main 2025 may qualify for some lower-cutoff branches at select NITs (including NIT Srinagar), especially under the Home State quota or for reserved categories, but is typically not adequate for core branches (CSE, EE, ECE) under All India quota due to higher closing ranks.

In 2025, the lowest closing rank for an All India Open category seat at NIT Srinagar in Round 6 was in Metallurgical and Materials Engineering (Gender-Neutral) which closed at AIR 57,881 for male candidates and around AIR 63,306 for female-only seats, reflecting the minimum AIR required for any B.Tech program at NIT Srinagar.

With a rank of 1.5 lakh in JEE Main, it is not possible to secure a seat in any Open category program at NIT Srinagar as the lowest closing AIR in Open category branches was under 76,500 in 2025; exceptions may exist for category reservations or state quota seats with higher cutoffs.

A score of 50 marks in JEE Main 2025 is quite below the general qualifying cutoff and does not correspond to a percentile or rank sufficient for admission to NITs or centrally funded institutes, including NIT Srinagar.

As of the 2025 session, candidates may attempt JEE Main a maximum of three consecutive years starting from the year of passing their Class 12 examination, with the exam conducted in up to two sessions each year, subject to eligibility norms specified by NTA.

With a score of 180 marks in JEE Main 2025, candidates are usually placed within the top 20,000–28,000 ranks which allows good chances to secure a seat in various branches at mid-tier NITs and almost all branches at NIT Srinagar, subject to trend and cutoffs in that year.

In JoSAA Round 6 of 2025, the lowest closing rank for the Computer Science and Engineering program across all NITs via Open category All India quota was approximately AIR 45,500–46,000, which was observed at NIT Puducherry and other newer NITs; at NIT Srinagar specifically, the CSE cutoff via Open category was around AIR 26,171 for male candidates and 44,583 for female-only seats.