Can I get admission in any NIT with 63 marks in JEE Mains?

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Asked by Jagdish Sai
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Gourab Debnath
9 years ago
No, you may not get admission in NITs with this score if you belong to the reserve category. You can try for Thapar University, AMU, etc.

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