Can I get ECE or EEE in DTU, NSIT or IITD? I have scored 93.8% in class 12th and 163 in JEE mains. I belong to general category.

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Vishal Gautam | Contributor-Level 7

9 years ago

Hi Kamal, DTU and NSIT have almost same cut off. But IITD takes admissions through JEE Advanced. Your rank will almost be 21000-25000. So I think it will be very difficult to get those branches. But I think you will get something around Civil Engg.PLEASE UPVOTE THE ANSWER TO ALLOW ME TO CONTINUE ANS

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Aryan Mahajan | Beginner-Level 5

9 years ago

Yes there are good chances of getting these branches in these elite colleges based on your merit if you are from Delhi! Moreover you have entrance test for Btech in IT from this year onwards! The application forms are online from this year and the date of availability is June 1! Do apply you have pr

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