I belong to SC and scored 26 mark in JEE Main. I scored 53% in 12th board, can I get admission?

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Swayamprava Nayak | Contributor-Level 8

7 years ago

Hi As you scored 53% and you belong to SC background you can get admission in any of the colleges. But it is difficult for getting admission into NITs and IITs. as per new rule , the new eligibility criteria for getting admission in NIT is having minimum 75% in board 12th exam and the merit of this

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Saurabh Kumar Kar | Contributor-Level 10

7 years ago

For NIT, Rourkela no chance of getting any branch. You may get a seat in some private colleges though. You have a benefit of a category but still, your marks are not sufficient for fetching up an NIT.

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