Can I get admission in NIT, IIT or DTU with 54 marks in JEE Mains?
I belong to SC category.
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Nope, but as you are from the SC category you can get admission in some NITs (if you are lucky).
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No, it is not possible as 12th marks should also be considered. But, as you are from SC quota if you manage to score 80% in boards then you will get a good government college. -
Hello Sonu,
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I hope this will help you finding the appropriate choice.
Good luck. -
Hello Sonu,
That's nice. You are lucky for SC category and good marks in JEE Mains exam. Basically, admission based on your marks, category, and 12 & 10th standard percentage. -
No, there is simply no chance. If you scored at least 90, then there are some chances to get NIIT, NSIT or DTU.
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Your score is very low for NITs, IITs and DTU. You have to score at least 120 marks in JEE Mains for the same. -
You arenot eligible -
chances are less but if u score well in boards definitely u get good govt college -
No never but from management there are30% chances
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