I got 90 in JEE Mains and 77% in Tamil Nadu board exams. I belong to SC category. Will I get any NIT or IIT?
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Hi Dear,
You have scored well in your category, but getting IITs will be difficult for you. You may get into the NITs.
All the best. Feel free to revert. -
not in IIT but you may have chance in nits -
You cannot get admission in IITs or NITs with this score. You should try for other engineering and private colleges. -
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Perfect score which seems in your category, you can easily get into top 10 NITs. Better to know opening and closing ranks. But you will surely get a goot branch at good NIT. Best of Luck.
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