I got 100 marks and I am interested in mechanical engineering. Can I get a seat in any IIITs or GFTIs?

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7 years ago

You should visit josaa. Nic. In There you should see the previous year's cutoff's and compare your AIR of JEE Mains for your Homestate NIT first and then for different colleges.

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Nikhil Garg | Contributor-Level 9

7 years ago

It shows the Opening Rank - It is the starting rank of the branch. Closing Rank - it is the last rank of the student admitted to the branch. ALL ranks are All India Ranks. You can choose a - Specific institute Specific branch Specific category From the option given on the page, if you have any oth

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