Can a student get admission in NIT for B.Tech with 102 marks and 18787 OBC category rank in JEE Mains exam?
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Kundan Singh Qualified CII-IPATE 2020 | GATE 2021|B.Tech(CSE) | Guide-Level 12
8 years agoParticipate in JOSAA counselling. Your chances are less but I think you will get lower branches in lower NITs. -
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It all depends on the state in which you live
if that state has a decent mid level NIT then with the help of state quota you will sure get B.Tech in it otherwise chances are sleek. -
Yes, you can easily be able to get admission in this college at this rank but under the reserved category quota. -
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Candidates rank should be less than 10,000 to get into NITs. However, newer NITs accept candidates with a rank greater than 70,000 in JEE Main. The admission also depends on various factors including reservation.
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Hello
There is less chance but participate in JoSAA counselling and keep your fingers crossed.
Good luck. -
Mostly, there is no chance of getting seat in your desired college. Just have a look at the predictors. -
You have good chances to get admission in an NIT. Do Proper research about colleges and their previous years cut-offs. Fill the counselling (JoSSA) form properly.
Good luck.
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