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Satyam Baranwal
Beginner-Level 5
not sure.dude coz many ppl these days are OBCs and for good NIT u shld score above 105 .bt miracle happns everyday who knows u may get into somethng good.!!
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Ashima Elhence
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If you are General or OBC, No it wont be possible.If you are lucky enough then one of the dual degree courses maybe.But the chances of that are also very slim. However for SC/ST yes it is very likely to get through with these scores.
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Ashima Elhence
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There are good chances that you will get IIIT Allahabad but again,it depends on the rank achieved so nothing can be said for sure.However if you apply for the dual degree courses and IIIT lucknow which is an extension of IIIT A only you will surely get through.
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hhdf jksmdmf
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It will be your fortune if you get generally to get into any of the iiit score must be above 200 or at least 150 according to previous year cut off
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hhdf jksmdmf
Contributor-Level 7
May be yup get nit but chance in iiit is very low for iiit score must be above 200 or at least 150
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KaRan ShRimaliRight guidance way u 2 have a bright future .
Beginner-Level 5
No u can't get IIIT . Jee is too low .
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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It is one the best PG Diploma in Data Analytics in India.
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Hritik Dalal
Contributor-Level 7
Dear Saurabh
I suggest you to drop an year and give one more year to your preparation of competitive exams.
I suggest you to drop an year and give one more year to your preparation of competitive exams.
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Jeevesh joshiChampions are not born they are made.
Contributor-Level 9
Very low chances look for private colleges.
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