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Hi Sakshi,
As your marks are quite good so there are bright chances of you getting seat in any of the NITs in your category so definitely apply for it. Good luck.

Please be very careful while choosing your branch and take care of the below points:
1. Don't take a branch that is a derivative of some other beach, like Industrial engineering, Instrumentation, Biotech, Automobile or Aeronautical. Most of the Indian companies are service-based, so none of them look

Hello Praveen,
It's quite difficult for you to get NITW with this score. Because in category also, the cut off goes quite higher. But don't loose hopes. Apply and wait till the last round. I hope this helps. All the Best!

As your score is not good enough to get admission in the top most colleges in particular branch. So, I prefer you to select any college based on your percentage and interest.

There are chances of getting admission in IIIT with your percentage in that particular branch.

Hello Sakshi, Congratulations for your JEE results!
There is a good chance that you would get COEP. But it also depends on which branch are you interested to go in. So, if you don't get COEP in the very first round, wait for subsequent rounds. You might get your desired branch in one of these rounds.

Hi Anushka, As you have scored 93% in board and 80% in JEE Mains, so you should apply for all the NITs, IIITs, government funded institutes and some private universities also. Just participate in the counselling process wisely and smartly. Go till the last round of the counselling process. You will

Yes, with 92.72 percentile in JEE you can try for NIT, Nagpur. 50% chances are there to get a seat in Nagpur with the rank of 22787 in OBC category.
Best of luck for your future and if any Query feel free to ask. Do upvote if you like the answer.

Raju,
It is difficult to tell the same as cut off varies every year. If cut-off goes upto 190-200 then there is a fair chance of getting a NIT.

Without clearing your compartment exam, you can not get admission in any of engineering colleges across India.