I got 21 marks in JEE Mains and will get above 80% in state board. Can I get a good college for B.Tech?
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Perhaps, it is difficult to get better NIT but you can also try for GFTIS, IIITS, and handsome state level college. You may also try for low level NIT. The chances Increase if you are belongs to a category.
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Sorry to say but these scores are just not enough for you to get into any National Institutes or any good private colleges but yes local engineering colleges are fine enough and if you want you can opt for a drop to try better next year.Upvote if you liked the answer. -
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No way, you can't get admission in NIT and IIIT. You can apply for best private in your stay. -
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Konatham Abhishek If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17
6 years agoHello,
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narendra pratap singh I think a good learner is a good teacher | Contributor-Level 8
6 years agoThere is very less chance to get any good college but do participate in the counselling. Choice filling is the most important.
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