I get 45 marks in JEE Mains under OBC category but couldn't qualify in Advanced. Will I get an NIT or a good government college?
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You can get some good state government colleges of Orissa, Punjab, etc. But difficult to get the NITs. Good luck for the future. -
You have minimum marks in JEE Mains. You cannot get NIT.
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Answered by
Shashank Sharma Software Developer ,ZS Scholar ,AIT-Pune'20 | Guide-Level 12
7 years agoYou have a slim chance to get any college through JoSAA so explore your possibilities in a private college. All the best. -
Hi buddy,
You can use this link to find out which colleges you can get from these marks. This is Shiksha's official college predictor tool based on previous years data. Hope this helps. although you have scored less marks:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor?utm_source=connect&utm_medium=CR_JEECP&utm_campaign=6375912
Or you can try for your state government engineering colleges. -
You have no chance to get NIT, but you can apply for some good colleges in your area.
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The chances are very less to get NIT. But still, you can apply and wait for the last round. You can also apply for good regional colleges in your state.
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