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Utkarsh Kumar

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Admission to NIT Patna (CSE) requires closing ranks between 10,529 to 13,706 in JoSAA for general candidates. Since your rank is much higher than that, CSE at any NIT is not attainable in the general category.

General cutoff trends for IIITs (CSE) range from ~15,000–40,000 rank? requiring 97–98+ percentile. So IIITs are also out of reach for CSE with your current rank

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Utkarsh Kumar

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No, with an 83.5 percentile, getting Computer Science & Engineering (CSE) at any NIT is almost impossible.

CSE cutoffs at even lower-tier NITs typically require 97–99+ percentile, and top-tier ones demand 99.2–99.5 percentile

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Aman Mishra

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With a JEE Main percentile of 63.5, your Common Rank List (CRL) rank is likely around 3.2 to 3.4 lakh. At this rank,  getting admission into any NIT is highly unlikely, especially in the open (General) category.

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Aman Mishra

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With a JEE Main rank of around 2,57,000,  getting admission to HBTU Kanpur (Harcourt Butler Technical University) for B.Tech programs is extremely difficult, especially for core branches like CSE, IT, or AI.

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Aman Mishra

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With 83.2685530 percentile in JEE Main, your chances for B.Tech in Computer Science (CSE) at top NITs, IIITs, or GFTIs are very low, especially for General category. However, you can still get admission into good private colleges,  state government colleges, and some lower-ranked GFTIs, depending on your category, home state, and counseling choice.

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