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Lakshay Saini
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Yes as per your marks in JEE Mains, you do have a strong chance to get admission in NIT. As you have OCB-NCL Certificate then you can easily get NITs or any other best B.Tech college.
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Vipin Bihari Yadav
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Dear Aspirant,
According to previous year's trends and cutoffs at this category rank you might get lower ranked NITS like Raipur, Hazratbal, Agartala, Patna, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Mizoram, Manipur. Nevertheless please wait for cutoffs to be out. Hope it helps! Good luck!
According to previous year's trends and cutoffs at this category rank you might get lower ranked NITS like Raipur, Hazratbal, Agartala, Patna, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Mizoram, Manipur. Nevertheless please wait for cutoffs to be out. Hope it helps! Good luck!
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Vipin Bihari Yadav
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I had a very similar rank last year and I got NIT Rourkela foodtech engineering in around 3rd round of counselling. I dropped out of counselling in the same round so I cannot say what better things I could have got. Precisely I had a 31k rank. Also your home state plays a major role also your category. In the same rank an OBC candidate with UP home state quota got a lower branch in MNNIT Allahabad. Also as everyone states if you are from Delhi chances of getting in NSIT, DTU, IIITD will be Very high. Other than this getting a preferred branch and a good NIT would be a bit difficult but you will surely end up with a decent college if yo
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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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