I got 92 in jee and 85 percent in jee mains can I get a government college I am from haryana which college I will get??????????????????????

44 Views|Posted 2016-04-28 23:28:12
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Dharmpal Barjati
2016-04-28 23:36:43
Hello Firstly depend upon your category because category is more matter in seat allotment. If you belong from general category then you will not get any NITS. You can apply for top private university like Amity university, Manipal university , PEC chandigarh , Jaypee institute of technology noida.

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2016-04-28 23:41:26
If not nit can I get any other government college based on this mark and in haryana councelling

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