National Institute of Technology Nagaland (NIT Nagaland) is a premier technical institute located in the state of Nagaland, India. Established in 2010, it is one of the 31 National Institutes of Technology in India. NIT Nagaland operates under the purview of the Ministry of Education, Government of India, and aims to provide quality education and promote research and innovation in various fields of engineering, technology, and sciences.
The institute is situated in the quaint town of Dimapur, which serves as the commercial hub of Nagaland. The campus is spread over a serene and picturesque landscape, providing a conducive environment for learning and personal growth. NIT Nagaland offers undergraduate (B.Tech), postgraduate (M.Tech), and doctoral (Ph.D.) programs in various disciplines of engineering, such as Computer Science and Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Civil Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering.
NIT Nagaland boasts a highly qualified and dedicated faculty, who are passionate about imparting knowledge and guiding students in their academic pursuits. The institute focuses on a holistic approach to education, emphasizing both theoretical concepts and practical applications through well-equipped laboratories, state-of-the-art research facilities, and advanced computer systems. The faculty members are actively involved in research projects, publishing research papers, and participating in national and international conferences, contributing to the academic and research ecosystem.
NIT Nagaland places significant emphasis on industry collaboration, promoting industry-academia interactions, internships, and industrial training programs. The institute encourages students to engage in research and innovation, providing opportunities to work on cutting-edge projects and collaborate with industries and research organizations. NIT Nagaland also encourages entrepreneurship among its students and supports them in translating their innovative ideas into viable start-up ventures.
The placement cell at NIT Nagaland plays a crucial role in facilitating job placements for the students. The institute has a strong network of industry connections, and renowned companies visit the campus for recruitment drives. The placement cell organizes pre-placement talks, training sessions, and mock interviews to enhance students’ employability skills and ensure a smooth transition from academics to the professional world.
Highlights
| Specifics | Details |
| Name of the institution | National Institute of Technology Nagaland |
| Abbreviations | NIT, Nagaland |
| Year of Establishment | 2010 |
| Approved By | All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) |
| Campus Area | 300 Acres |
| Courses Offered | Undergraduate, Postgraduate |
| Discipline Offered | Engineering |
| Institution Type | National Institute of Technology |
| Category | Engineering colleges in Nagaland |
| Website | https://www.nitnagaland.ac.in/ |
| Entrance Examination Required | JEE-Main Exam, JEE-Advanced Exam |
| Contact Details | Address– Chumukeidma, Dimapur, Nagaland 797103 Admission Helpline No : 9667532500 |
Approval and Status
- Approved By: All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE)
- Status: Government
Facilities and Infrastructure
- Campus: NIT Nagaland is located in Dimapur, Nagaland, and offers a peaceful and suitable environment for learning.
- Classrooms: The institute has spacious classrooms with modern teaching aids for effective learning.
- Laboratories: Well-equipped labs allow students to gain practical experience and conduct experiments.
- Library: The library has a wide collection of books, journals, and digital resources for research and study.
- Computer Facilities: State-of-the-art computer labs with high-speed internet connectivity are available for students.
- Hostels: Separate hostels for male and female students provide a safe and comfortable living environment.
- Sports and Recreation: The campus has sports facilities for various indoor and outdoor sports.
- Auditorium: Equipped with audio-visual systems, the auditorium hosts events, seminars, and cultural activities.
- Seminar Halls: Multiple seminar halls serve as venues for academic discussions and guest lectures.
- Cafeteria: The on-campus cafeteria offers a variety of food options.
- Medical Facilities: A health center provides basic medical assistance to students and staff.
- Transportation: The institute provides transportation facilities for convenient commuting within the campus.
Departments
- Department of Computer Science and Engineering
- Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
- Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
- Department of Civil Engineering
- Department of Mechanical Engineering
Academic Programme
Undergraduate Programmes (B.Tech Courses)
| Courses | Duration | Seat Intake |
| Computer Science & Engineering | 4 Years | 74 |
| Electrical Engineering | 4 Years | 33 |
| Electronics & Communication Engineering | 4 Years | 32 |
| Electronic &Instrumention Engineering | 4 Years | 36 |
| Mechanical Engineering | 4 Years | 38 |
| Civil Engineering | 4 Years | 32 |
Postgraduate programs (M. Tech Courses)
| Courses | Duration |
| Computer Science & Engineering | 2 Years |
| Electrical Engineering | 2 Years |
| Electronics & Communication Engineering | 2 Years |
| Electronic &Instrumention Engineering | 2 Years |
| Mechanical Engineering | 2 Years |
| Civil Engineering | 2 Years |
Fees Structure
Undergraduate Programmes ( B. Tech Courses )
| Courses | Average fees |
| Computer Science & Engineering | Rs. 71,350/- |
| Electrical Engineering | Rs. 71,350/- |
| Electronics & Communication Engineering | Rs. 71,350/- |
| Electronic &Instrumention Engineering | Rs. 71,350/- |
| Mechanical Engineering | Rs. 71,350/- |
| Civil Engineering | Rs. 71,350/- |
Postgraduate Programmes (M. Tech Courses)
| Courses | Average Fees |
| Computer Science & Engineering | — |
| Electrical Engineering | — |
| Electronics & Communication Engineering | — |
| Electronic &Instrumention Engineering | — |
| Mechanical Engineering | — |
| Civil Engineering | — |
NOTE: The above-shared fees can vary from the actual fees and are subject to change. To know the exact fee structure, candidates can connect with a counseling expert at the Admission Helpline No. 9667532500.
Research And Innovation
| Research and Innovation Areas | Description |
| Sustainable Energy Systems | Research on renewable energy sources, energy conservation, smart grids, and sustainable power systems. |
| Internet of Things (IoT) | Exploration of IoT applications, sensor networks, data analytics, and connectivity in various domains. |
| Artificial Intelligence | Research on machine learning, natural language processing, computer vision, and AI-based applications. |
| Robotics and Automation | Development of autonomous systems, robotics, automation, and control systems for industrial applications. |
| Environmental Engineering | Study of environmental pollution, waste management, water resources, and sustainable environmental solutions. |
| Materials Science | Investigation of advanced materials, nanotechnology, thin films, and material characterization techniques. |
| Computational Sciences | Utilization of computational methods and simulations in solving complex scientific and engineering problems. |
| Biotechnology and Bioengineering | Research in areas such as bioprocess engineering, bioinformatics, biomaterials, and biotechnology applications. |
| Wireless Communication | Exploration of wireless communication technologies, network protocols, and signal processing algorithms. |
| Data Science | Analysis and interpretation of large datasets, data mining, predictive modeling, and data-driven decision-making. |
Eligibility Criteria
| Eligibility Criteria | Description |
| Nationality | Indian nationals only. |
| Age Limit | No specific age limit. |
| Academic Qualifications | Must have passed 10+2 (or equivalent) examination with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) as compulsory subjects. |
| Qualifying Examination | Must have appeared for JEE Main conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA). |
| Minimum Percentage | Must have obtained a minimum aggregate percentage in the qualifying examination. The minimum percentage may vary for different categories. |
| JEE Main Cut-off | Must meet the JEE Main cut-off set by NIT Nagaland . |
| Seat Allocation | Seat allocation is done through JoSAA counseling based on JEE Main ranks. |
JEE Main Cut-Off 2023
| Category | Cutoff |
| General | 90.7788642 |
| EWS | 75.6229025 |
| OBC | 73.6114227 |
| SC | 51.9776027 |
| ST | 37.2348772 |
| PwD | 0.0013527 |
JEE Advanced Cut-off 2023
| Category | Minimum Marks in Each Subject | Minimum Aggregate Marks |
| Common rank list (CRL) | 5 | 55 |
| OBC-NCL rank list | 5 | 50 |
| General EWS rank list | 5 | 50 |
| SC rank list | 3 | 28 |
| ST rank list | 3 | 28 |
| Common PwD rank list | 3 | 28 |
| OBC-NCL PwD rank list | 3 | 28 |
| General-NCL PwD rank list | 3 | 28 |
| SC PwD rank list | 3 | 28 |
| ST PwD rank list | 3 | 28 |
| Preparatory course (PC) rank lists | 1 | 14 |
National Institute of Technology Nagaland Cut-Off 2023 Round 6
Civil Engineering (4 Years, Bachelor of Technology)
| Quota | Seat Type | Closing Rank (Gender-Neutral) | Closing Rank (Female-only including Supernumerary) |
| HS | ST | 8371 | 8839 |
| OS | OPEN | 57852 | 65818 |
| OS | EWS | 9603 | – |
| OS | OBC-NCL | 18593 | 21118 |
| OS | SC | 8842 | 12253 |
Computer Science and Engineering (4 Years, Bachelor of Technology)
| Quota | Seat Type | Closing Rank (Gender-Neutral) | Closing Rank (Female-only including Supernumerary) |
| HS | ST | 8340 | 7418 |
| OS | OPEN | 30401 | 19726 |
| OS | OPEN (PwD) | – | 2283 |
| OS | EWS | 5416 | – |
| OS | EWS (PwD) | 152 | – |
| OS | OBC-NCL | 9933 | 17496 |
| OS | SC | 4177 | – |
Electrical and Electronics Engineering (4 Years, Bachelor of Technology)
| Quota | Seat Type | Closing Rank (Gender-Neutral) | Closing Rank (Female-only including Supernumerary) |
| HS | ST | 16257 | 11295 |
| OS | OPEN | 47930 | 51561 |
| OS | EWS | 8197 | – |
| OS | OBC-NCL | 14745 | 21090 |
| OS | SC | 6707 | 11177 |
Electronics and Communication Engineering (4 Years, Bachelor of Technology)
| Quota | Seat Type | Closing Rank (Gender-Neutral) | Closing Rank (Female-only including Supernumerary) |
| HS | ST | 22695 | 17517 |
| OS | OPEN | 40671 | 49471 |
| OS | OPEN (PwD) | 2034 | – |
| OS | EWS | 6905 | – |
| OS | OBC-NCL | 11838 | 17747 |
| OS | SC | 6190 | – |
Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering (4 Years, Bachelor of Technology)
| Quota | Seat Type | Closing Rank (Gender-Neutral) | Closing Rank (Female-only including Supernumerary) |
| HS | ST | 20400 | 20400 |
| OS | OPEN | 49013 | 59834 |
| OS | EWS | 8544 | – |
| OS | OBC-NCL | 15390 | 20967 |
| OS | SC | 7980 | – |
Mechanical Engineering (4 Years, Bachelor of Technology)
| Quota | Seat Type | Closing Rank (Gender-Neutral) | Closing Rank (Female-only including Supernumerary) |
| HS | ST | 20075 | 18207 |
| OS | OPEN | 53747 | 65536 |
| OS | EWS | 8969 | – |
| OS | OBC-NCL | 17141 | 22353 |
| OS | SC | 8446 | – |
National Institute of Technology Nagaland CSAB Cut-Off 2022 Round 2
Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering (4 Years, Bachelor of Technology)
| Quota | Seat Type | Closing Rank (Gender-Neutral) | Closing Rank (Female-only including Supernumerary) |
| AI | ST | 281793 | – |
| AI | ST | – | 407951 |
| OS | OPEN | 74449 | 94428 |
| OS | EWS | 80891 | – |
| OS | OBC-NCL | 76881 | – |
| OS | OBC-NCL | – | 134195 |
| OS | SC | 168932 | – |
Mechanical Engineering (4 Years, Bachelor of Technology)
| Quota | Seat Type | Closing Rank (Gender-Neutral) | Closing Rank (Female-only including Supernumerary) |
| AI | ST | – | 389945 |
| HS | ST | 634309 | – |
| OS | OPEN | 85107 | 127763 |
| OS | EWS | 92835 | – |
| OS | OBC-NCL | 89325 | – |
| OS | OBC-NCL | – | 161487 |
Chemical Technology (5 Years, Bachelor and Master of Technology (Dual Degree))
| Quota | Seat Type | Closing Rank (Gender-Neutral) | Closing Rank (Female-only including Supernumerary) |
| HS | OPEN | 45921 | 49967 |
| HS | EWS | 8685 | – |
| HS | OBC-NCL | 16616 | – |
| HS | SC | 9533 | – |
| OS | OPEN | 45504 | 54357 |
| OS | OBC-NCL | 15227 | – |
| OS | ST | 3461 | – |
Civil Engineering (4 Years, Bachelor of Technology)
| Quota | Seat Type | Closing Rank (Gender-Neutral) | Closing Rank (Female-only including Supernumerary) |
| HS | OPEN | 48149 | 58847 |
| HS | OPEN | – | 40252 |
| HS | OPEN (PwD) | 1246 | – |
| HS | EWS | 8342 | – |
| HS | EWS | – | 9678 |
| HS | EWS (PwD) | 291 | – |
| HS | OBC-NCL | 15716 | – |
| HS | OBC-NCL | – | 19606 |
| HS | SC | 8203 | – |
| HS | SC | – | 13241 |
| HS | ST | 5015 | – |
| HS | ST | – | 6789 |
| OS | OPEN | 46518 | 57153 |
| OS | OPEN (PwD) | 2909 | – |
| OS | EWS | 7991 | – |
| OS | EWS | – | 9461 |
| OS | OBC-NCL | 15906 | – |
| OS | OBC-NCL | – | 20449 |
| OS | SC | 7468 | – |
| OS | SC | – | 9074 |
| OS | ST | 2591 | – |
| OS | ST | – | 3520 |
Counselling Process
The counselling process for Engineering Colleges in India is conducted by two major authorities: the Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA) which is conducted by one of the IITs and the Central Seat Allocation Board (CSAB) conducted by any of the NITs.
These processes are aimed at providing a fair and transparent system for candidates seeking admission to undergraduate engineering programs in Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs), National Institutes of Technology (NITs), Indian Institutes of Information Technology (IIITs), and other Government Funded Technical Institutes (GFTIs).
Candidates admitted to Josaa Counselling for engineering colleges across India have the option to register for CSAB counselling in case of remaining vacant seats, ensuring additional opportunities for securing admission to esteemed engineering institutions. Here’s an overview of the counselling process conducted by JoSAA and CSAB;
Josaa Counseling Process
Detailed steps for the JoSAA Counselling are as follows;
Step 1 Registration:
In order to participate in JoSAA Counselling Process, eligible candidate should register themselves on the JoSAA Couselling website https://josaa.nic.in/ with following credentials
- JEE (Main) Application Number and password for candidates who have appeared in JEE (Main).
- JEE (Main) Application Number and password for candidates eligible through “one-time measure” and did not appear in JEE (Main).
- JEE (Advanced) login-id and password for foreign nationals who did not appear in JEE (Main).
After logging in with the provided credentials, candidates are asked to fill out personal and academic information such as name, age, gender, qualification, and other specifics.
After filling out the necessary information, candidates can proceed to the choice-filling process.
Step 2 Choice Filling
- Candidates should carefully order the academic programs when filling out the choices, keeping in mind that only those choices would be used to determine seat allocation.
- Candidates are given a 10-day window to fill in their choices which include 2 mock seat allocations. This 10-day window will NOT be extended under any circumstances.
- Candidates have 10 days to make their selections, which includes 2 mock seat allocations. This 10-day period will NOT be prolonged in any way.
- Candidates must prioritize their choices in order of preferred courses/institutes, choosing only those academic programs from the choices that they are willing to enroll in.
Step 3 Choice Locking
- Candidates must “lock” their choices on or before the final day of choice filling after selecting their preferred colleges and academic programs.
- If candidates don’t lock their choices, the most recent choices saved will be locked automatically when the selection deadline arrives.
- The choices made by a candidate cannot be changed once they have been locked. before the choice-filling deadline, candidates may edit their selections by first submitting a request to unlock in the online JoSAA portal. The registered mobile and email will receive an OTP that can be used to verify the unlock request. The candidate’s options will become available after being verified.
Steps 4 Seat Allotment and Seat Acceptance:
- The candidate is responsible for logging into the JoSAA portal and verifying whether a seat has been assigned in a specific round of seat allocation.
- If the candidate is given a seat, they must complete “Online Reporting” before the last date or time allotted for the given round—the round in which the seat is allocated—in order to accept the seat.
- Once all of the documents have been verified, the assigned seat will either be confirmed or canceled. To accept a seat that has been allotted to them, a candidate must download the “Initial Seat Allotment Intimation Slip” and follow the instructions.
Step A Accept the Seat: The candidate must accept the seat offered and choose one of the following options for the academic program for the next round: “Freeze,” “Slide,” or “Float”
Step B Upload the documents: The candidate must upload each of the necessary documents listed on the JoSAA Portal.
Step C : Pay the Seat Acceptance Fee:
- To be eligible for a seat in the IITs or NIT+ system, a candidate MUST pay the seat acceptance fee and complete the entire JoSAA process.
- If the candidate does not pay the seat acceptance fee, the documents they have uploaded cannot be verified. The admission fee is distinct from the seat acceptance fee and varies by institute and candidate category.
Step 5: Document Verification:
Students must get their documentation verified in this step in accordance with the schedule. Verification of the documents will be done online. Students won’t be permitted to report to the designated location for final admission until all of their documentation has been verified.
Step 6: Reporting the college:
The final step is for applicants to report at the designated institute to pay the balance due as well as complete any remaining admissions requirements.
Options on Seats Allotted in JoSAA Counselling
- Floating: Candidates must choose this option if they want to accept the assigned seat but are also open to advancement and admission to more desirable institutions or programs.
- Freezing: If a candidate is content with the seat they have been assigned and does not want to take part in any additional rounds of counseling, they must Freezing this option.
- Sliding: Candidates who select the sliding option will be notified of their allotment but will also be eligible to enroll in a higher-level preferred course at the same institution.
JoSAA Counselling Fees
Before accepting the seats allotted by JoSAA Counseling, candidates must pay a Partial Admission Fee (PAF). The details for PAF for various categories are given below;
| Categories | (PAF) details |
| GEN/OBC-NCL/GEN-EWS Category | ₹40,000/ |
| SC/ST/PwD Category | ₹20,000/ |
Payment method
- After logging in, the JoSAA portal offers UPI, Net Banking, debit card, and credit card services.
- State Bank of India e-challan downloaded from the JoSAA portal upon login.
Documents Required
- Provisional JoSAA seat allotment letter 2023
- Three passport-size photographs similar to one uploaded in JEE Main 2023 application form
- Candidate Undertaking
- Proof of Seat Acceptance Fee Payment by e-challan or Internet Banking through SBI
- JEE Main Score Card 2023
- JEE Main Admit Card 2023
- Class 10th Standard Mark Sheet or Date of Birth Proof
- Class 12 (or equivalent) Mark Sheet and Pass Certificate
- Valid photo Identity Card
- Medical Certificate
- Category Certificate (if applicable)
- PwD Certificate (if applicable)
- OCI Certificate or PIO Card (if applicable)
- Registration and Filled Choices for Seat Allotment
CSAB Counseling Process
Eligible candidates are required to register on the CSAB (Central Seat Allocation Board) portal, which can be accessed at https://csab.nic.in. The process ofcounseling is as follows:
Steps 1: Registration
- Visit the CSAB portal at https://csab.nic.in.
- If you are applying for Engineering/Architecture programs, log in using your JEE (Main)- Roll Number and the password you created during JEE (Main)/JEE(Adv.) registration.
- Remember to keep your password confidential and not share it with anyone.
- After logging in, you can proceed with the registration process.
- Make sure the data you enter matches the information available in the JEE (Main)- database of NTA. This is important for successful registration.
- If there are any discrepancies, your registration may be cancelled.
Step 2: Filling up the registration form and Uploading Documents:
During online registration for CSAB counseling, candidates need to provide and verify the following information on the CSAB portal:
- Gender: Select your gender (male, female, or other).
- State of Domicile: Mention your permanent residence state.
- Category: Choose your category (General, OBC-NCL, SC, ST, etc.).
- PwD Status: Indicate if you have a disability or fall under the Persons with Disability category.
- Special Benefit claim for Manipur: Provide relevant details if you are eligible for special benefits in Manipur.
- Sub-Tribe Claim for Nagaland: Provide relevant details if you have a sub-tribe claim in Nagaland.
- PRC/Domicile: If required, provide proof of Permanent Resident Certificate or Domicile. The aggregate percentage of Class XII or equivalent marks: Enter your overall percentage in the Class XII or equivalent examination.
Additionally, candidates need to upload scanned copies (in PDF or JPG format) of the following documents as evidence:
- Photo ID Proof as per Government of India guidelines
- JEE(Main) Admit Card (not applicable for pharmacy candidates)
- Class X certificate
- Class XII certificate
- Domicile certificate
- Category certificate
- PwD certificate
- Special benefit certificate
- PRC/Domicile certificate (if applicable)
Step 3: Document verification
During CSAB counseling, officials verify uploaded documents to determine the eligibility of candidates. The outcomes of document verification are as follows:
- If the uploaded documents are correct, the candidate’s candidature is confirmed, and they proceed with the counseling process.
- If the uploaded documents are found to be incorrect or inaccurate, the candidate’s candidature is marked as “ineligible,” and they are disqualified from further participation in the counseling.
- In case of any discrepancies or doubts regarding the documents, queries are raised by the verifying officials and communicated to the candidates through SMS/email.
Candidates are required to respond to the queries raised by the officials within the given timeframe using their login credentials. It is mandatory to address these queries to ensure a smooth counseling process.
Upon satisfactory resolution of the queries, the candidate’s candidacy is confirmed, and they can continue with the counseling process. However, if it is discovered that a candidate has provided incorrect, false, or fraudulent information, their allotted seat (if any) may be canceled. Additionally, they will be deemed ineligible for admission and may face legal consequences.
Eligible candidates, after successful document verification, can proceed to fill their preferred choices of programs and institutes online through the CSAB portal. It is crucial to provide accurate and genuine information throughout the counseling process to secure a seat in the desired program and institute. make simplified
Step 4: Choice filling and Choice locking
During CSAB counseling, candidates need to fill their preferred choices of branches and institutes in order of preference. Here is a simplified outline of the procedure:
- Enable Pop-ups: Candidates should ensure that pop-ups are enabled on their internet browser before starting choice filling.
- Eligibility and Restrictions: Candidates should check the institute’s websites for any special restrictions or criteria. They should only fill choices for which they are eligible. For example, some seats may not be available for female or PwD candidates. Candidates should not fill such choices. Additionally, some colleges are exclusively for girls, and male candidates filling those seats may face consequences.
- Maximum Choices: Candidates are encouraged to fill the maximum number of choices in the order of their preference from the available seat choices.
Step 5: Saving and Locking Choices
- Saving: After filling choices, candidates must SAVE their choices. Saved choices can be retrieved and modified later.
- Locking: Candidates should LOCK their final choices before the scheduled date and time. Locked choices cannot be edited.
- Procedure: Locking involves entering the password, confirming the locking, etc. Candidates should follow the steps carefully.
- Printable Version: Once choices are locked, a printable version with terms and conditions will be displayed.
- Download and Sign: Candidates must download the PDF of locked choices, sign it, and keep it for their records.
Automatic Locking: If a candidate fails to explicitly lock choices before the deadline, their last saved choices will be automatically locked. It is advised to lock choices personally and keep a printed copy.
Step 6: Online Seat Allotment ( Rounds and Online Reporting)
First-Round Seat Allotment
| Step | Description |
| Seat Allotment Result | Seats are allotted based on merit and choices. Result is displayed on CSAB Portal. No individual allotment letters are sent. |
| Acceptance Fee | Pay the seat allotment/acceptance fee of Rs. 3,000 online via Net Banking, Debit Card, Credit Card, or SBI e-challan. |
| Willingness Options | Choose one of the following options: Float, Slide, or Freeze. |
| Option-I (Float) | Considered for higher preference choices across institutes in the next round. |
| Option-II (Slide) | Considered for higher preference choices within the allotted institute in the next round. |
| Option-III (Freeze) | Satisfied with the currently allotted seat and not considered for higher preference choices in the next round. |
| Option-III (Freeze) – Approval and Admission | Allotments were communicated for approval. Download the Provisional Admission Letter (PAL) and report to the allotted institute. |
| Seat allotment/acceptance fee (SAF) | Rs. 3,000/- |
| Refund Policy | Institutes may or may not refund fees if a candidate withdraws. CSAB NEUT- is not responsible for refunds. |
| Option-I (float) or Option-II (Slide) – Second Round | Wait for the second and final round of seat allotment. |
Remember to follow the instructions, pay the acceptance fee, and complete the necessary procedures to secure admission in the desired institute.
Second-Round Seat Allotment
| Event | Details |
| Second Round of Seat Allotment | – Processed as per business rules- Result displayed on CSAB portal |
| Eligibility for Second Round of Seat Allotment | – Candidates not allotted a seat in the 1st round- Candidates who chose Option-I or Option-II |
| Seats Available for Second Round of Seat Allotment | – Vacant seats after 1st round and online reporting |
| Process of Second Round of Seat Allotment | – Sliding of allotted seats to higher choices- Allotment to candidates based on choices, merit, and rules |
| Seat allotment/acceptance fee (SAF) | – Payment of Rs. 3,000/- – Approval by respective DTEs after verification |
| Provisional Admission Letter | – Downloadable after approval |
| Reporting to Allotted Institute | – Reporting with Provisional Admission Letter and necessary documents |
| Allotment of Seats | – Final allotment after 2nd round of seat allotment |
Step 7: Seat Withdrawal
Candidates who have been allotted a seat in either the first or second round of seat allotment have the option to withdraw their seat within the specified timeframe. By doing so through the CSAB Portal, they will receive a refund of Rs. 2000 out of the total seat acceptance fee of Rs. 3000. However, withdrawing the seat means they forfeit their claim to the allotted seat. These candidates may still have the opportunity to participate in any spot round conducted by the respective DTE/NERIST.
Step 8: Reporting to the colleges
For physical reporting and admission, candidates who have downloaded the Provisional Admission Letter (PAL) should directly report to the allotted institute as per the schedule provided by CSAB NEUT-. They must bring all the required documents in their original form.
Documents Required During Physical Reporting
- Printout of Provisional Admission Letter (PAL).
- Undertaking by the candidate. (if applicable)
- Photo ID proof
- Admit Card of JEE (Main)- (For Engg./Arch. candidates)
- Score Card of JEE (Main)- issued by NTA (downloaded score card is
- acceptable) (For Engg. /Arch. Candidates).
- Class X (High School) Board Certificate as proof of date of birth.
- Certificate and Marks sheet of qualifying examination
- Proof of fee paid
- Certificate of category / subcategory / caste /sub-caste/PRC as applicable,
- issued by the competent authority [Annexure -I for Non-Creamy Layer OBC
- (OBC-NCL) and Annexure II for SC/ST]
- Proof of place of examination center in case of final qualifying examination
- is from the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) formerly known as
- National Open School (NOS).
- One passport size photograph identical to the one pasted on the JEE (Main) Application form.
- Permanent Resident Certificate/Domicile (Required for NERIST)
- Medical Certificate (Annexure–IV)
- Any other documents as desired by the admitted Institute.
Placement And Alumni Network
National Institute of Technology Nagaland (NIT Nagaland) places great emphasis on its Placement and Alumni Network, which plays a vital role in the professional success of its students and maintains strong connections with its alumni community. Here is an overview of the Placement and Alumni Network at NIT Nagaland:
Placement:
- Training and Placement Cell: NIT Nagaland has a dedicated Training and Placement Cell that facilitates job placements for students. The cell collaborates with various companies, arranges placement drives, and provides career guidance and counseling to students.
- Pre-placement Training: The institute conducts pre-placement training programs to enhance students’ employability skills. These programs cover areas such as aptitude tests, technical interviews, group discussions, and resume building.
- Industry Collaborations: NIT Nagaland maintains strong ties with industries and organizations, inviting them for on-campus recruitment drives. The institute also facilitates internships, industrial training, and project collaborations to provide practical exposure to students.
- Placement Records: NIT Nagaland has a commendable track record of successful placements, with students being recruited by renowned companies in various sectors including IT, manufacturing, consulting, research and development, and more.
Alumni Network:
- Alumni Association: NIT Nagaland has a vibrant Alumni Association that serves as a platform for alumni to connect with each other and with their alma mater. The association fosters a strong network and organizes events to facilitate networking and knowledge sharing.
- Alumni Events and Reunions: The institute organizes alumni events and reunions to bring together former students. These events provide an opportunity for alumni to reconnect, share experiences, and build professional connections.
- Alumni Mentorship: NIT Nagaland encourages alumni to participate in mentorship programs, where they provide guidance and support to current students. Alumni mentors offer valuable insights, career advice, and industry exposure, helping students in their professional growth.
- Alumni Contributions: The institute values the contributions of its alumni and recognizes their achievements. Alumni are invited to deliver guest lectures, share their experiences, and provide industry insights to students. They also contribute to scholarships, research projects, and the overall development of the institute.
Engineering Predictors
Engineering predictors refer to tools that use historical data and algorithms to estimate a student’s rank or chances of admission in engineering entrance exams like JEE Main or JEE Advanced, or to predict their likelihood of getting into specific engineering colleges based on their exam performance and other relevant factors.
We offer a range of valuable predictors to guide students through this crucial journey. Here are some of the Predictor that we provide,
- JEE Main Rank Predictor
- JEE Advanced Rank Predictor
- JEE Main College Predictor
- JEE Advanced College Predictor
Engineering Admission Consultant
As a JoSAA Counselling Expert, we offer specialized guidance and support for engineering admissions through the Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA) Counselling process. Our team of knowledgeable Engineering Admission Consultants is well-versed in Josaa and CSAB counselling process, and we are dedicated to helping students achieve their dream of pursuing a successful engineering career.
With our expertise, we provide personalized assistance at every step of the admission process. Whether it’s college selection, application support, or understanding the JoSAA Counselling procedure, we are here to ensure a smooth and hassle-free experience for aspiring engineers. Our Engineering Admission Consultant, also guide students for state level counseling.
Josaa Expert Counselling
Our expert counselling services cover JoSAA Counselling, CSAB Counselling, admission to top private engineering colleges, state-level counselling, and NRI counselling. Whether you aim for prestigious institutions like IITs and NITs or seek admissions in private colleges or state government engineering institutes, we are here to assist you at every step. Our experienced counsellors provide personalized guidance, ensuring you make informed decisions throughout the admission process. Here’re some of the details about JoSAA Expert Counsellings we offered;
- Josaa Counselling
- CSAB Counselling
- Top-Private Engineering College
- State Level Counselling
- Direct Admission Through Management Quota
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What programs and courses are offered at NIT Nagaland?
A: NIT Nagaland offers undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs in various disciplines of engineering, sciences, mathematics, humanities, and management.
Q: How is the faculty at NIT Nagaland?
A: NIT Nagaland boasts a highly qualified and experienced faculty. The faculty members are experts in their respective fields and are committed to providing quality education and guidance to students.
Q: How are the research opportunities at NIT Nagaland?
A: NIT Nagaland encourages research and innovation among its students and faculty. The institute provides a conducive environment and resources for conducting research in various domains.
Q: What is the placement record of NIT Nagaland?
A: NIT Nagaland has a good placement record, with students being recruited by reputed companies in diverse sectors. The institute’s Training and Placement Cell plays a crucial role in facilitating placements.
Q: Are there opportunities for internships and industrial training?
A: Yes, NIT Nagaland facilitates internships and industrial training for students to gain practical exposure and industry experience. The institute collaborates with industries and organizations to provide such opportunities.
Q: What are the facilities available on the campus?
A: NIT Nagaland provides various facilities including well-equipped classrooms, laboratories, a library, computer facilities, hostels, sports facilities, a cafeteria, and medical assistance.
Q: How active is the alumni network of NIT Nagaland?
A: The alumni network of NIT Nagaland is active and plays an important role in connecting former students with their alma mater. Alumni events, reunions, and mentorship programs are organized to foster alumni engagement.
Q: What are the admission criteria for NIT Nagaland?
A: Admissions to NIT Nagaland are primarily based on national-level entrance exams such as JEE Main for undergraduate programs and GATE/NET for postgraduate programs. The institute follows reservation policies as per government norms.
Q: Is financial assistance available for students?
A: NIT Nagaland offers scholarships, financial aid, and merit-based awards to deserving students. Government schemes and external funding opportunities are also available for eligible students.