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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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Suyash Gupta

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ECE at IIT Dhanbad.

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Suyash Gupta

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You can fill that based on NIRF Ranking 2020.

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Rahul Chejara

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Congratulations.
You can easily get any top NIT with Top branches, wherever you want.

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Rahul Chejara

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It is very hard to get MNIT or IIIT in this score, you may go for state government college like MBM Jodhpur etc.

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Rahul Chejara

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It is very difficult to get any NIT at this percentile in OBC category, you may go for state government Engineering colleges and can get a good branch also there.

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Lav Tripathi

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The admission process in NITs and IITs are done through JOSSA counselling and CSAB counselling. If one qualifies for JEE Advanced they get option to apply for IIITS also. In JOSSA and CSAB you have to give your choice priorities. And then according to your rank you are alotted college. JOSSA also provides two mock rounds in which you can change your priorities. After that counselling process starts in which your college get upgraded in 5 rounds. And in each rounds you will get option to freeze, float and slide. Float is always proves to be best option. If you still did'nt get you desired college you can apply for CSAB counselling.

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Lav Tripathi

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Hi dear,
90.5percentile is quite good score you can score much better in second attempt so don't focus on which college you will get. But IIT takes admission only through JEE Advanced. And as you are from general category you will rarely get any NIT also you can get some of IIIT and GFTI.

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Chandni Arora

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The National Institutes of Technology and JNU Jawaharlal Nehru University are two different types of institutions that offer different types of programs and research opportunities. NITs are primarily Engineering and Technology-focused institutions, with a strong emphasis on Applied Sciences and Engineering Research. While NITs do offer social sciences programs such as Economics, Sociology, and Political Science, their research opportunities in Social Sciences may be limited compared to JNU. JNU, on the other hand, is a multidisciplinary university with a strong emphasis on Social Sciences, Humanities, and Liberal Arts. JNU has a wide r
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Chandni Arora

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Both the National Institutes of Technology and the School of Planning and Architecture are good options for those wanting to pursue Architecture Studies in India. The below-mentioned points might give you some clarity: SPA is a specialised institute that offers Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses in Architecture and Planning. It has a good reputation for quality education, experienced faculty members, excellent facilities, strong industry connections, higher placement rates than NITs, and is considered as prestigious as IIT for Civil Engineering. SPA Delhi, and SPA Vijayawada, are among the top 10 Architecture schools in India. NITs

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