I got 81% in jee main 2019 n 95.2% aggregate cbse board n 95% pcm. Should I go for nits or iiits or go for Thapar ,srm or manipal btech cse?
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Rohit Sharma Very helpful for all you can ask for help . | Contributor-Level 7
6 years agoYes, of course you can try for these above colleges, and also you can check your rank for these colleges by Shiksha rank predictor. -
Please visit this college predictor:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor -
I think you should go for IIITs or Thapar. -
You should go for Thapar if you are not getting a good college like IIIT. -
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First of all, you should definitely give preference to IIT and NIT and then you can consider options like SRM, Thapar University and Manipal University for B.Tech in CSE. All the best. -
It's not possible for you to get admission in any of the NIT's or IIIT's. So, its better to go with Manipal or SRM in whichever you get admission, as both don't have much difference. -
Hello Aman. You have not mentioned your category.
I am assuming you to be of general category. It is really difficult for you to get into NIT and IIIT. If you are getting Thapar University- CS branch, then don't go anywhere else, this is the best college you can have with this rank. Then comes Manipal main campus and then SRM main campus
All the best. -
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Sharath H Aithal B.Arch,M.Arch,AIIA,AIIID,AIIV,MIIE,MISTE,MISTD | Scholar-Level 17
6 years agoHi, Visit this link to check colleges based upon your rank:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor
Good Luck. Hope it helps. -
It is totally up to you.
But, I would suggest you to have this as priorities NIT or IITs followed by SRM, Thapar, Manipal
All the Best.
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