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Abhijeet DasSystems Engineer at Infosys

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Yes, you can. Go for the counseling and wait for the last round. Till then, lock a seat at the first college what you will get and then wait for your turn. There may be a delay but you will get a good NIT. And if you don't get an NIT, don't feel sad. There are other government colleges also which would be a good choice.

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lagadh matsa

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IIEST, Shibpur is better as it holds 17th rank in All India Engineering colleges by MHRD. From my personal experience NIT Andhra Pradesh is not a good opinion.

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Shashank SharmaSoftware Developer ,ZS Scholar ,AIT-Pune'20

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You have chances to get some good CFTI's in last few rounds in non-core branches.

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Shashank SharmaSoftware Developer ,ZS Scholar ,AIT-Pune'20

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With 4800 rank you may get your home state NIT but you may not get the all the core branch. You can get some new NITs with core branches. Refer JEE Mains college predictor of Shiksha for better information.

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Shabana Bee

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For getting into any prestigious institutions, you should be highly dedicated and hardworking. A little bit of luck is also needed to some extent. Though it is not mandatory, atleast two years of dedicated study is needed to get a good rank in the JEE main (needed for admission into NITs). This is because the number of students appearing for the exams is increasing every year and so does the competition. It is not enough to be just good but you need to be the very best.
Also, it is highly recommended to attend a good coaching institute to boost your chances of securing a high rank in the exams. Because of the new exam pattern, you shou
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Ayush Thakur

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The differences-
The CS engineering programme usually deals with how to build microprocessors, how to write a compiler, etc. IT is the business side of computers - usually dealing with databases, business, and accounting. One way to think of it is that IT deals with the application of computing technology to real life processes and CSE deals with the Science that facilitates these applications. Further, while CSE focuses on the foundation of computing, IT as a discipline focuses on satisfying the computing technology needs of organisations. So, in a continuum between principles and application, IT focuses more on application, with the g
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SHEKHAR SAINI

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Hi,
Previous year (2k17) my friend got 219 marks in JEE Mains Paper 2 and 81% in 12th from CBSE board and he belong to OBC category, his gen Rank-9243 and OBC rank-3800, still he didn't get any college. So I think for a general candidate score must be above than 250 if board marks is not included.

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