I got 31.33 in JAM. Which college can I get via OBC category for M.Sc physics?
If you got 31.33 percentile in Jam and yo you want to get admission for M.Sc physics and you want to take admission in your home state college then you can find that college which offer low percentile for Obc category students and you can also take admission in private colleges
According to CCMN (NIT/IIST counseling) data, OBC candidate scoring 30.33 marks had a closing rank of 1,668 in Physics, At 29 marks, closing rank was 1,844 . Since you scored 31.33, your likely rank would be better than ~1,668—somewhere in the 1,200–1,600 range.
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