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2016-05-08 07:51:44Beginner-Level 4
If you study in NIT's and got placed in the campus then its fine, else you are an equivalent to a engineer from an normal engineering college.
Even your economical background plays an important role.
Keep this points in mind and take a decision.
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2016-05-07 16:19:34Guide-Level 11
There are chances that you may get NIT based on your score in JEE mains based on your caste. But you should not rely only on a single option. You should also apply for some other best institutes either government or private. You can also expect scholarships from some private universities. If you are interested check out following colleges -
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