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a year ago

If you got 45 marks, then your expected rank lies between INR 7 Lacs, and your percentile should be approximately 62 percentile. At this percentile, you are not eligible for a good government college. You should work hard if you want me to be in this college.

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With this marks you are around 170000 to 92000 rank, so you can get a seat in JoSSA counselling. You could get lower branches in good NITs and IITs and GFTIs. 

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NITs with lower cutoffs for less popular branches might be accessible. Examples include NIT Agartala, NIT Puducherry, NIT Raipur, NIT Sikkim, NIT Arunachal Pradesh, NIT Manipur, NIT Mizoram, and NIT Srinagar, particularly in branches like Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineeri

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Having the 70 percentile in JEE Main and 62% in boards, there can be no direct/clear admission to the top NITs or IITs. Nevertheless, a score within this bracket is taken into consideration by many established and good colleges which are privately owned as well as some level government institutions.

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For integrated M.Sc. programs at both CET Bhubaneswar (now OUTR) and VSSUT, admission is primarily based on OJEE counseling, with JEE Main scores also considered for some seats. Candidates need to appear for both OJEE and JEE Main and then participate in the respective counseling processes. The fina

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Most of the excellent engineering colleges provide good placement opportunities without even the JEE Mains score. These institutions usually have entrance exam of their own or other state/national level tests. Well-known ones are BITS Pilani (BITSAT), VIT Vellore (VITEEE), SRM Institute of Science a

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With a JEE Main rank of 34,000 within the EWS class, you have got a robust threat of admission to several NITs and GFTIs. Based on 2025 remaining ranks:

NIT Surathkal (domestic nation) and NIT Rourkela (both HS and OS quotas) had remaining ranks up to ~34,000 in EWS .

NIT Calicut and NIT Warangal addi

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Suppose it is 187 and 61 percentile in JEE Mains 2025 January Exam and it seems that your rank would be between 173239 to 326517. With such strength of merit, it would be extremely difficult to secure an admission in the highly ranked government colleges such as NITS or ILCA IIITs. But you may get a

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Yes — you may apply for Home-State admission at VNIT Nagpur (Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology Nagpur). It reserves 50% of its BTech seats for college students whose country? code of eligibility is Maharashtra, meaning they completed their Class 12 schooling in Maharashtra.

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Of course, it is extremely possible to learn AI without JEE or NEET. You may also consider B.Sc. or BCA courses with Artificial Intelligence for specialization, which are usually taken on the basis of 12th marks or your result in the exam, to be conducted by some universities. Moreover, very many on

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