Can I get BIT Mesra or NIT Calicut as my JEE Mains score is 140?
I have scored 97 % in 12th and I belong to general category.
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I suggest you to counseling in NIT'S, you get best college than BIT Mesra, if you want to get above NIT'S you have to wait for Spot round Counseling.
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Chances are high, you can get these because you have good score.
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No, as you are OC caste if you are OBC/SC/ST, you can get these colleges or check by JEE Mains predictor. -
No, you are not eligible for these colleges sadly, but you can choose some other good colleges. If you want more information, kindly tell me about your category.
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It is quite difficult to say that you will get these institutes but if there is a special round of counselling, then in that, you can expect that you can get these institutes. -
It is quite tough to get into these institutes with your marks. Also, it depends on the choice of your branch.
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