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AbhinavNanda Nanda

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DIT University has been ranked 44th across the country for India's top 100 engineering universities by Jagran 2017. CAREERS 360 has ranked DIT University as AAA+ amongst top universities of India DIT University has been conferred Excellence in Education by Competition Success Review 2017. DIT University is rated as the top 10% campuses in Uttarakhand in terms of employability - Aspiring Minds Awards 2016. Therefore, all the courses offered by DITU had a good future prospect in terms of employability. Thus for taking admission for B.Arch in DITU one should have a) Minimum 60% marks in X standard & XII standard with pass in Maths (compul

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Shrey Arora

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Anyone can get into IITs or NITs by clearing the Mains and Advance exams.
So prepare well and clear them.

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Shrey Arora

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I am sorry to say but only JEE Mains marks are considered for the admission purpose.

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Shrey Arora

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Surely you can get admission into very good NITs and IIITs.
Just register yourself through JOSAA and the registration date is 15th June.

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Shamsheer Ali

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There are low chances. But it doesn't give admission by counselling, you have to apply before for it and the last date of JMI application has gone. The cutoff for Muslim is 175 and for non-Muslim is 200 to 250. You can't get admission, hence try for next year.

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anvita rastogiStudent: statistics at st. Xavier's College Mumbai

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Hi Aman,
It's totally up to you to choose your stream. It's on your interest. Otherwise, go for B.Arch as there is more scope as less people pursue it as compared to B.Tech.

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Manish Motwani

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Yes, you will likely to get your NIT. Moreover, if that NIT is a popular one or one with good rank such as that of Warangal or Trichy or Surathkal, then it will be tough to GET into. Also, the chances are very high.

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Manish Motwani

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JJ College does not takes admission on the basis of JEE mains but through NATA and your board marks combined. Also, with previous cutoffs, you need at least 170+ marks in NATA to expect a seat in JJ College. Try for other opportunities with these marks.

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Manish Motwani

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Yes, you can easily get into DY Patil department of architecture. Moreover, there are many colleges with which you can get into (mostly private).

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Pallavi Jain

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About NATA2018 Counseling – It is important for the candidates to know that NATA is only the entrance exam conducted by COA which holds no counselling for the same. However, most universities/colleges and states take admission for B.Arch programmes based on the NATA scores.

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