I got 1731 in jee advanced i got qualified i am st category student if I want to go in NIT then admission will be done on the jee mains rank
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6 years agoYes, AIR JEE Mains rank and for ST seat, on the basis of ST rank:
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Admission in NIT colleges is based on JEE Mains rank. Admission in IIT is based on JEE Advance score.
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