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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Sneha Ghosh, firstly I must congratulate you on getting quite a good rank. Yes, there are college predictors which will predict which branch and which college you are likely to get based on your ranking in this entrance examination. However, at this juncture, I would like to put in a word of caution. These predictors normally work based on the choices of students of the previous years and extrapolating them to the scenario of the current year. If the choices given by students this year vary widely then perhaps there could be some error in the predictions made by the predictor. But on the whole, these predictors give quite reasona
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Achintya Kole, I must first congratulate you on getting such a good ranking in WBJEE. I am sure you will get the branch and college of your dreams. The best way to guess is to make use of a college predictor. This takes on data of previous years and then using software crunching enables users to predict the branch and college that they can get based on performance in the joint entrance exam conducted by your state. For your benefit, I am attaching a link for the college predictor developed by Shiksha for WBJEE. This will enable you to guess where you stand. But a word of caution. Students' choices are quite dynamic. If there is a
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Shaubhik SarkarI am currently a student of Eng Dept in RKMRC.

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Admission to undergraduate Engineering courses (B. Tech) in Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi is based on JEE Main score. It does not accept any other exam score.

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Navneet Savita

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There a little low chances for M.Tech in IIT usually a lower IIT for general category.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Swarali Kulkarni, it's almost one year back that you posted this query. However, it came to my attention only today. My apologies on behalf of Shiksha. Com to you. Predicting admission to college and branches is really tough proposition. There are many dynamically changing variables. However, Shiksha and some other entities come out with such predictor apps. These are based on the results of previous years and hence we can deem them to be reasonably correct. You can download this and by feeding different ranks value, check the possibility of admission. This way you will come to know at what ranking admission in a particular branc
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Manaswi Pattipati

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Yes you have chance to get into some IITs but you will not get top branches. You will get least ranked branches. Check in predictors provided in Shiksha to get approximate idea.I have listed some colleges and branches you are eligible . But you need to check the gender based reservation also. You will not get home State quota reservations in IITs so no need to check that.
Colleges after Josaa last round with gender neutral
No colleges provide you a seat.
Colleges after Josaa last round with female only
IIT BHU Varanasi, Metallurgical engineering (4 years BTech)
IIT Bhubaneswar Varanasi, Civil engineering and Mtech in transportation engineer
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Manaswi Pattipati

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You are not eligible to apply for JEE 2023 because your last chance for appearing JEE is in 2020 since you have completed your 12th in 2018.
It doesn't matter whether you have written JEE in 2018,2019,2020 , you are not allowed to write your JEE in 2023. An individual can appear for JEE for three consecutive years after completion of 12th beginning from the year of 12th completion.
For detailed information go through the JEE eligible criteria data in its website.
There is no age limit for appearing the JEE exam, but you cannot write it after the three years of completion of your 12th board.
So better to try some other competitive exams an
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Manaswi Pattipati

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You may get seat in NIT Agartala , it depends on your category and branch preference. If you are an open category student them you cannot get any seat in any of the NITs whether it is gender neutral quota or female only quota.
It's possible that you get seat in EWS category or PWD category or OBC category or SC category or ST category that too it differs in gender neutral quota or female only quota.
Since you are category wise rank is 5105 you are eligible for some of the and IIITs and GFTIs in category reservation and gender neutral quota.
You won't get seat in NIT Agartala but you will get seat in IIIT Agartala in Computer science and
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Manaswi Pattipati

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You will not get a seat in NIT Nagpur in CSE with 69 percentile. You may get a seat in some IIITs in some least branches( not a sure thing).
But if you are Home State student of particular NITs or IITs you may get a seat .
You will surely not get any seat in Josaa rounds . So you need to opt for CSAB special rounds so that you may get seat in some NITs or IIITs or GFTIs for some branches . CSE is not a sure thing but sometimes you will get due to luck. It depends on the number of persons who have more rank than you appearing in CSAB rounds and number of seats left in those colleges in those particular branches .
As you mentioned 195050 ca
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