for ob ncl it is 75 or 65 for josaa counseling?
For JoSAA counselling, the eligibility criterion for OBC-NCL (Other Backward Classes - Non-Creamy Layer) candidates, specifically for admission to NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs, is generally sixty-five percent in their 12th standard or being in the top twenty percentile of their respective qualifying exami
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For OBC NCL, the minimum percentage is 75 percent, not 65 percent, or being within the top 20 percentile in your boards exam for Jossa counselling. Though it may vary depending on the level of toughness, competition, and the year.
Upvote It totally depends on the year and competition level but yes generally the cut off of jossa counselling are rangeing between this and you can even add more +5 percentile in this cut off.
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