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Ankit PandeyFrom XAVIER'S

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yes you are eligible not a problem at all

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Ankit PandeyFrom XAVIER'S

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this not yet final that there is only 100% weightage will given to JEE score.
you have to also perform in 12th

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sneha lal

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Hi Shashank,
After IIT's, NIT's are one of the most prestigious institutes in India.

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Keval JEE Mains

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Ankit PandeyFrom XAVIER'S

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yes but 12 marks is also necessary

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TARUN KEDIA

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Hi there I went through the details provided by you and it isn't sufficient to provide a clear answer. Admission to NIT occur based on AIR issued by JEE(Main). It is calculated based on your JEE(Main) score and board percentage. You will get home state advantage in NIT depending on the state you wrote your 12th exam. Your board percentage should help you. If you belong to nay category, it will also help you.
I would suggest you to go through the opening and closing ranks of the previous year counselling to different NITs. It'll help you get a clearer picture.
All the best!

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Ankit PandeyFrom XAVIER'S

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both are in consideration both are equally important.

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chetan kumar

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you will get your state NIT and some more nits

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chetan kumar

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yes it is good to join

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Namrata Nayar

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Suratkal. From all that I have gathered from my friends the courses offered are better there. But I would suggest you look up the courses offered in the official website and then decide. Your requirements may suit some other NIT. Yet the second option should be Trichy.

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