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Hello Tanisha Chaturvedi, I can understand your angst and anxiety. CSE is very special branch. Almost every student gives this branch as the first choice and as a result of this the cut-offs are really stiff. To help you I am attaching a link that will predict the branch and the college that you can

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Hello Dileep Saini, I can understand your angst and the anxiety. I feel that 91 percentile is no great shakes. It means roughly 1 Lacs students are ahead of your daughter. I feel thst if she is getting admission in any campus of BITS, she should take it without any hesitation. Best wishes to you.

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I got 72 percentile in JEE and I belongs to st candidate can I get seat in NIT.

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Yes you'll easily get seat in NIT, there are chances that you'll get seat in IIT as well, depends upon cutoff.

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Career Guidance based on JEE Mains and BITSAT Scores.

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Yes, you can apply for JEE and engineering course. Engineering is one of the most demanded courses in India. We want to identify the best engineering college with the help of old students or consultants. But I prefer Campushunt they help the students to get a proper education. If you are looking to

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Don't worry about courses, just think by your own in which courses you are comfortable and can do best, before that using youtube and Google find out syllabus and courses information regarding several branches and then accordingly make yourself prepared.

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