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Vipin Bihari Yadav

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Almost certainly. Since the government has augmented the seats in IITs, NITs & GFTIs by 10%, to accomodate the new reservations for economically weaker sections. However there is a chance that there may be a huge reshuffle in JEE Advance examination & many who failed to perform great in JEE Mains may do well in JEE Advance, leaving the high ranking JEE Mains students stranded to occupy seats in NITs & Gift. In my opinion even many autonomous government. /private colleges are now performing at par with NITs, hence there is no point in jumping in to the rat race. Thanks and good luck!

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