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Manish Motwani
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You need at least (being from general) 75% for admissions into NITs. Though you have an excellent score, still you won't be able to get into NITs. Try for options which have the same reputation and lower boards score criteria.
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Ritik AgiwalHard worker , learner .
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Hello, hope you are doing well. You should go for NIT Calicut or NIT-K for Architecture with this rank. Else go for some government college; you will definitely get one. Otherwise, you can try for Nirma University, M. S. University, IPS Indore. You will also have a chance in these colleges with this rank.
All the best.
All the best.
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Ritik AgiwalHard worker , learner .
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Hello, hope you are doing well.
Yes, you could go for NIT with 22659 rank. You will get one in South region. NIT Calicut, NIT-K are some NITs you will get for architecture. North NITs will be tough to get with this rank.
All the best.
Yes, you could go for NIT with 22659 rank. You will get one in South region. NIT Calicut, NIT-K are some NITs you will get for architecture. North NITs will be tough to get with this rank.
All the best.
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Ritik AgiwalHard worker , learner .
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Hello,
I hope you are doing well. No, you are not eligible for NIT with 147 marks in JEE Paper 2. Go for government colleges or some private college like DY Patil College, Nirma University, IPS Indore, MS University. You will definitely get colleges with these marks but you are not eligible for NITs.
I hope you are doing well. No, you are not eligible for NIT with 147 marks in JEE Paper 2. Go for government colleges or some private college like DY Patil College, Nirma University, IPS Indore, MS University. You will definitely get colleges with these marks but you are not eligible for NITs.
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Manish Motwani
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If you are from general category, then you need at least 250 marks for expecting a seat in JMI. For Muslim students, around 180+ is needed. Also, for Muslim women students, the cut-off is lesser than for other students as around 160+ is needed for them.
Hope it helped.
Hope it helped.
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Pallavi Jain
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Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) was responsible for preparing IPU CET 2018 eligibility criteria. The candidates were required to satisfy the eligibility criteria of IPU CET 2018 for admissions into the B.Tech programmes offered by the institute. The required academic criteria as per the programme selected by the candidates have to be met. Inability to meet the set criteria leads to the disqualification of the candidate from appearing for the entrance examination. Therefore, it was essential for all candidates to thoroughly check the IPU CET eligibility criteria 2018 before registration. A number of seats are also res
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Manish Motwani
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Yes, you'll easily get admission as you have good marks. Moreover, I would suggest you to try for NITs too till the spot round or the maximum you can push them up to.
Best of luck.
Best of luck.
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Manish Motwani
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Instead of going for any other alternatives to find the colleges and giving any other exams, I would suggest you to let her give improvement for boards once more and spend one more year.
I can understand that this sounds disheartening but practically, board exams are not just a criterion but a personality report which goes on with a student throughout their life. In this duration, she can prepare well for her next NATA and Mains too.
Also, without boards, she will not get admission in any renowned college, so it's a necessity for her too.
Decide wisely. Best wishes.
I can understand that this sounds disheartening but practically, board exams are not just a criterion but a personality report which goes on with a student throughout their life. In this duration, she can prepare well for her next NATA and Mains too.
Also, without boards, she will not get admission in any renowned college, so it's a necessity for her too.
Decide wisely. Best wishes.
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