Can I get any NIT for any stream? I have scored 111 marks in JEE mains and 72.4 in class 12th.
Asked about National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar - B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering
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yes you can get please see cutoff previous years
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See my friend your board score is quite low if it is CBSE board. Please specify your board & category also. Still i can make you clear what rank you will get. Your rank will be near 2 lakhs as per score. For NITs if you are a general or OBC category student you need rank under 1 lakh. At that rank also you will get a low favoured branch in a low ranked NIT. For good NITs & their good branches you need a rank under 30k. So i will suggest you if want a NIT, drop this year, work hard & appear for JEE mains again. See hardwork & determination is needed for a good preparation. Once you get a good college, life will be a bit Easy. Best of lu...more
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What is ur Category? ?
If General then its not possible for obc hard luck n sc/st u will get but u need to wait till the last round counseling
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