National Institute Of Technology Exam 2025: Pattern | Registration | Syllabus

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National Institute Of Technology Exam: NIT’s (National Institute of Technology) is one of the prestigious Institutes in India. Getting into these prestigious institutes is difficult due to the heavy competitive streak among applicants. In this article, you will get to know about details regarding NIT’S, such as how its schedule works, what is its process, how you can obtain reservations, and much more.

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National Institute Of Technology Exam: Pattern

How to get admitted into NIT:-

To get admitted into NIT’S first, you need to clear JEE mains (Joint Entrance Examination) exam, a national level entrance exam conducted by NTA (National Testing Agency).
This competitive exam is to secure admission to various undergraduate and architecture courses providing institutes that accept JEE Mains scores.
A candidate can appear for JEE Mains only three times to pass the exam.

National Institute Of Technology Exam: Eligibility

Particulars	Details
Qualifying exam	Candidates should have passed class 12 or qualifying the exam Candidates appearing in class 12 or equivalent qualifying exam are eligible to apply for JEE Main 2025. You must not have exceeded the minimum number of attempts as prescribed.
Number of attempts	Students can participate in the JEE Main for three consecutive years.
Subject/subjects combination for admission into NITs, IIITs and GFTIs	Should have passed the qualifying examination for B.tech/ B.E with:- PhysicsMathematicsAny one of (Chemistry, Biology, Biotechnology, Technical Vocational Subject), B.Arch. MathematicsPhysicsChemistry B.Plan Mathematics
Subject/subjects combination for admission into NITs, IIITs and GFTIs	Should have passed the qualifying examination for B.tech/ B.E with:- PhysicsMathematicsAny one of (Chemistry, Biology, Biotechnology, Technical Vocational Subject), B.Arch. MathematicsPhysicsChemistry B.Plan Mathematics

MARKING SCHEME

Subject	Number of Questions	Type	Marks
Physics	30 (20 MCQ + 10 NAT)*	MCQs & Numerical Value Type (NAT)	100
Chemistry	30 (20 MCQ + 10 NAT)*		100
Mathematics	30 (20 MCQ + 10 NAT)*		100
Total	90 questions	MCQ + Numerical	300

The paper consists of two papers:

National Institute Of Technology Exam: Paper 1 is for B.E./B.tech courses and Paper 2 is for B.Arch or planning courses. You can opt for any one exam or both exams.

Paper 1 is a computer-based online exam since 2025.
It is offered in three languages: Hindi, Telugu, and English. From January 2025, conducted in 11 languages as follows: Assamese, Bengali, English, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Marathi, Odiya, Tamil, Telugu, and Urdu. The main subjects are Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.

In paper 2 let’s talk about B.Arch first:

It has two parts which include Mathematics and Aptitude. It is held as a computer-based exam, except the drawing part that is held offline.
Planning includes Mathematics, Aptitude, and planning-related questions. It is held online.

The reservation is as follows:-

People with Disabilities (PwD) will avail 5% reservation.
15% reserved for the SC category.
7.5% reserved for the ST category.
40% reserved for the General category.
27% reserved for the OBC category.
5% of the total seats are reserved for women candidates.
Fee concession isn’t provided on the application fee to any student.
50% of the seats in NIT are reserved under the Home State Quota; the other 50% are under other state quotas.
If there is any vacancy in the Home state Quota then it is converted into an All- India seat.

NIT Exam Registration Process

Visit NTA JEE Mains official website, fill in details for registration, like personal information, contact details, etc.
Then fill the application form with personal details and educational details. Further, upload the photo and signature.
Then Pay the fee either through net banking, credit/debit card, or UPI.
Lastly, download the confirmation page

Category	Paper 1 (Single Session)
General (Male)	₹1,000 – ₹1,200
SC/ST/PwD/Female	₹500 – ₹600

If you have committed any mistakes while filling the application form, NTA will give you an option to correct those by opening the correction window. Some details can be changed, only by paying the prescribed fee and, some can be done without payment. The admit card will be released on the official website. The counselling process is as follows:-

First, candidates have to register themselves in JoSAA. Then select their desired institutes, then SAA conducts mock seat allotment and locking of seats. The counselling will be held for seven rounds. Based on merit, category, etc. students will be allotted seats. According to the revised rule, a candidate needs to fill in only one application for all the sessions. The fee is carried forward to the next session if the candidate doesn’t appear in this session or, the fee will be refunded.