NIT Srinagar Course Admissions 2026: Dates, Fees, Eligibility, Cutoff, Application Process, Selection Criteria

Admission to the B.Tech program in Computer Science and Engineering at the National Institute of Technology, Srinagar, is through the JEE Main examination, followed by JOSAA and CSAB counseling. Applicants need a minimum of 75% in their 12th board exams with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. The required JEE Main percentile for admission varies, with general category cutoffs typically ranging from 90 to 95 percentile, lower percentiles for OBC (around 92%), and SC/ST categories (from 85%).

Jammu and Kashmir domicile candidates have a significant advantage due to state quotas. The application process, including fee payment and document submission, begins post-JEE Main results on JOSAA or CSAB portals, with application forms available on the NTA website. Counseling rounds determine seat allocation, with six rounds in JOSAA being common. Additionally, students may benefit from management quotas and possible reservation policies, which can affect cutoff scores. Prospective students should be prepared for document verification during physical reporting.

The program spans four years, with admissions typically starting soon after the counseling rounds. Fees should be submitted at the beginning of each semester. The streamlined admission process includes online application submissions, and candidates are advised to keep all required documentation ready for smooth enrollment.