I got 130 in jee mains and 89% in CBSE and from general category which govt college can I get for engineering ?
I am not getting any nits and I am from Delhi and getting in iit is impossible for me .
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Nowadays, competition is high and it was quite difficult to predict which college you get, for a rough idea you can try some college predictors app as different colleges and universities have different opening and closing ranks, go through that list and choose your decision wisely. -
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