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New answer posted•3 years ago
S
3 years ago
Yes, you will get a seat in these above mentioned universities depending on the cut off.

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3 years ago
Check on JoSAA with your roll number and password easily.

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3 years ago
No, prepare for 2nd attempt or take drop if you further get 50 in 2nd attempt then don't take drop year take admission in private college please this will save your money and time.

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3 years ago
If you got 95+percentile then you have to go for JEE advance.

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3 years ago
With 86 percentile, you won't be able to get CSE in IIIT. Still you can get some government colleges of your state.

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3 years ago
Candidates could modify/rectify details filled in their already submitted JEE Main application form 2023 of session 1 by logging in with the help of the candidate's application ID and password. The JEE Main form correction window 2023 is open only in online mode. 6 days ago: NTA JEE Main answer key

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Dinesh upadhyay
3 years ago
While choosing a stream consider its present and future demand. It also depend on your interest. You can definitely try for a good engineering college with this score. CSE is a good branch but also you can explore about top 5 engineering branches.

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3 years ago
It all depends on the state in which you live
if that state has a decent mid level NIT then with the help of state quota you will sure get B.Tech in it otherwise chances are sleek.

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3 years ago
Hi,
I have suggested some of the best colleges below, *SITS - Sinhgad Institute of Technology and Science
*Lakshmi Narain College of Technology and Science, Bhopal
*Rajkiya Engineering College
*K. C. College of Engineering and Management Studies and Research
*University Institute of Technology, Bhopal -

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