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RUPANJANA MISHRA

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Yes, you can get through. But you have to clear the exam no matter what. And if you fail to do so, there are chances of expulsion from the college.

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Uttkarsh beriwal

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The percentile score in JEE Main is based on the relative performance of all the candidates who appeared for the exam. Therefore, the actual score required to get admission to a particular NIT will depend on factors such as the number of seats available, the number of candidates who apply for admission, and the cutoff score for that particular NIT in that academic year. However, based on the previous year's cutoff scores, a candidate would typically need AJEE Main score of around 150-160 out of 300 to be eligible for admission to an NIT with a general category seat. However, this is just an estimate, and the actual cutoff score may var
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JAY Pankhania

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Yes you can get NIT college with this percentile.

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JAY Pankhania

Beginner-Level 5

You are eligible for low level as well as some medium level iits and NiTs but it depends on the cutoff of the branch of college.

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Sougata Bhattacharya

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Yes, absolutely there is a chance to get a government college in West Bengal. Do proper counseling and be updated. You can take help of Shiksha to find your specific college.

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Dhruv Garg

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NIT Trichy fee structure for B.Tech is INR 1,50,000 per annum. The total fees for B.Tech at NIT Bombay including various components is Rs 104700 (entire course).

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Saurabh Tiwari

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No, you cannot get admission because cutoff for OBC is 74 percentile.

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Dhruv Garg

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Unlike others, I have considered that you didn't write JEE or BITSAT or that you didn't do well. I started my prep about ten days before the exam. I had never performed well in JEE mock tests, so I had never prepared from JEE perspective. I realised at that moment VIT was the best college I could get into and decided to put effort. Full Effort. I bought that Arihant mock test book. I recommend you to solve more of the precise year papers, as the mock tests are really basic. Keep A notebook of formulas handy, and repeatedly revise from that. Knowing that I did good on boards, I covered the 12th portion thoroughly and revised 11th lightl
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Dhruv Garg

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It is a very good percentile, you easily get many nits with CSE branch. Its very hard to get NIT Rourkela. But, you can go for other. Apply for Jossa counselling to get such options.

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tarun mittal

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I got through dasa admission last year. You cannot get into an IIT but you can get into NIT's, give the SAT subject tests, namely mathematics level 2, Physics and Chemistry then apply through the DASA website as PIO/OCI or foreign citizen. This year's admission has already started, you have to apply next year.

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