Can I get admission in a government college or in some good private colleges on the basis of JEE Mains score?

My score in JEE Mains is 53 & rank is 221864 & I am from general category (Bihar). I did matric and intermediate with Bihar board (BSEB). My score in 10th is 81.60% and in 12th is 68.00% with PCM. Please confirm if I am able to get admission in any good college.

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Asked by Gufran Alam
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8 years ago
Yes, you can apply in NIRMA, LPU, SRM, VIT, etc. Also you can also apply for government engineering college of Rajasthan through REAP as well.

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It's my pleasure dude.

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