I got 48 marks in JEE Mains and 920 marks in 12th. Can I get a seat in any good NIT?
I am a handicapped student and belong to OBC category
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I don't know about NIT, however, you can try in LPU, as the admissions are going on, LPU is known for its B.Tech courses. Engineering school has been ranked 66th among the top Engineering Universities and colleges LPU of India. LPU Engineering programme ranked 10th by World University Rankings 2022 #thinkbig. Achievements. Computer Science Engineering. Engineering At LPU. Times Higher Education. World University Rankings 2022. Engineering Programs at LPU are in the same league as BITS Pilani & many of IITs. As per the world ranking 2022 LPU has been ranked 10th amongst top universities of India in engineering subject. The CSE course of...more
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