Telangana

Of course, go for NIT. They are the best in placements after IIT.
All the best.

Dear, if you are time consistent, then you can go for online training like you can access YouTube BBC interviews you can also go for Alisona online examination which is the certified course too.
I hope this helps.

KL University in Hyderabad accepts your Andhra Pradesh EAMCET and Telangana state colleges doesn't accept Andhra Pradesh EAMCET.

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Sorry to say but there are no chances of you getting admission either in IHM, Bangalore or IHM, Hyderabad because in IHM Bangalore, the maximum to maximum cut-off is 2766 & in IHM, Hyderabad, it is 1600.

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