I got 68 percent marks in Maharashtra state board and 136 marks in JEE Mains. Can I get admission in a government engineering college?
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First of all, congratulations dear!
According to your good score in JEE, if you are from Sc or ST then you will get any NIT and if you are from OBC or general there few chances to get the NIT or IIIT. Then you can try for good government. College which you can get through the state counselling process of engineering. There is also an option of a good private college. There are so many private college that provide good placements and education too. You should try for Nirma University Ahmedabad which is ranked 29th all over the India including all the IITs and NITs. For that, you have to fill up the form online, then you will be shortlist...more
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