Can I get admission in NIT? I have scored 90 marks in JEE mains and 93.4% in class 12th. I belong to OBC category.
Asked about MNIT Jaipur - Malaviya National Institute of Technology - B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering
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Hey,
Chances are very slim, almost negligible.
With these marks and considering your board to be CBSE, you may get a rank within 60000-80000 AIR. The maximum you can expect is Civil Engineering from NIT Mizoram or NIT Meghalaya. I suggest you drop a year and study hard to secure better marks and get a better college. Your JEE Main score is poor and can't get you anything good. -
your category might play a role -
Chances are very slim, almost negligible.
With these marks and considering your board to be CBSE, you may get a rank within 60000-80000 AIR. The maximum you can expect is Civil Engineering from NIT Mizoram or NIT Meghalaya. I suggest you drop a year and study hard to secure better marks and get a better college. Your JEE Main score is poor and can't get you anything good. -
ofcourse you have chances
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