Can I get MANIT with 89769 rank in JEE mains? I belong to OBC category.
Asked about MANIT - Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology - B.Tech. in Civil Engineering
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Sorry, But I guess you have Very less chance of getting MANIT.
Well Check out last year cutoff
Chemical Engineering BC HS 7066 8158
Chemical Engineering BC OS 4413 4776
Civil Engineering BC HS 4619 7298
Civil Engineering BC OS 3068 3564
Computer Science Engineering BC HS 1834 4071
Computer Science Engineering BC OS 898 2004
Electrical Engineering BC HS 4299 6766
Electrical Engineering BC OS 2511 3041
Electronics and Communication Engineering BC HS 4018 7162
Electronics and Communication Engineering BC OS 1792 2545
Mechanical Engineering BC HS 3132 5300
Mechanical Engineering BC OS 1757 2880
Metallurgical and Materials Engineering BC HS 7695 8851
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no u will not get
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