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Rahul Chejara
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You should use Shiksha college predictor tool, and you will get information about it.
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Rahul Chejara
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You can get some lower branches in some NITs and for good branches, you may go for state government engineering colleges.
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Rahul Chejara
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It will mainly depend on your category now, if you are General and OBC student there is very much less chances but if you are SC and ST candidate you can get CS in some decent NITs easily.
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Muhsina Mahadi
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For admission in B.Tech. , candidate must qualify 10+2 Examination in Science stream. Selections through West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination WBJEE and JEE (Mains). They also have NRI & Foreign Student quota. The date of examination and all major details will be available and updated on their official website.
For admission in B.Tech. , candidate must qualify 10+2 Examination in Science stream. Selections through West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination WBJEE and JEE (Mains). They also have NRI & Foreign Student quota. The date of examination and all major details will be available and updated on their official website.
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Anshika Maurya
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To determine your chances of admission in the Mechanical branch of an engineering college through JEE, the exact college and its cutoff marks are necessary. However, with a percentile of 55 in JEE, it may be difficult to get admission to the top engineering colleges in India. You may have to look at colleges with lower cutoffs.
Regarding the fees for OBC category students, it varies for different colleges. Typically, the fees for OBC students are similar to those for general category students. However, some colleges may offer a fee relaxation for OBC students. You can check with the colleges you are interested in, to get more informatio
Regarding the fees for OBC category students, it varies for different colleges. Typically, the fees for OBC students are similar to those for general category students. However, some colleges may offer a fee relaxation for OBC students. You can check with the colleges you are interested in, to get more informatio
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Sayan Mukherjee
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No, brother if you are general then there is no chance but if you are from other community other than general maybe you can get a seat but still it depends.
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