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priyesh dixit

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For NIT CS, you need at least 200 marks.

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priyesh dixit

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It might be possible, if you are from SC/ST category.

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Ashay Maheshwari

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Can you share your scorecard so that we can give you an appropriate answer?

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Bhargav C

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I think NIT Warangal is the only NIT which offers specialisation in automobile engineering.

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SHAILESH KUMAR

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If I would rank these two colleges (MNIT and MNNIT) on the basis of campus, hostel life, placements, faculty, and infrastructure, then I would suggest you MNNIT.
As for MNNIT - Allahabad, from what I know from my friends who went there, it's great for someone interested in the core branch as well as the teachers being so supportive for someone pursuing his/her passions.

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pratap kumar

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It depends on your interest and hard work to gain 98 marks, but according to your class 12 percentage, you can get it.
All the best.

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Shoaib Abbas

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You can get almost all of the NIT.

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Bhargav C

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Hello Chintan,
Unfortunately, its not possible to predict, even giving approx value is not possible:
1) Depends upon The way normalisation goes.
2) It varies for different NIT's.
3) Depends upon 'home state' or 'other state'.
4) The official cutoff for participating in counselling is pretty low, and that never assures your chances, All depends on "counselling" process.
All the best.

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Aman Kumar

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It is really a reputed college, it comes in league with IIT and top NITs and is "An Institute of National Importance" and is second oldest college of the nation. It has recently got IIEST tag and carries a tag of "Indian Institute". The placements are rising with a great pace. The reason for low cutoff is because it has dual degree course only and it is not that much famous outside WB.

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