I got 94 marks JEE Mains. Will I be able to get a good college?
I belong to OBC category.
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If you are not in general category, then you will get a good college.
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SACHIN NAMDEV M. Sc. Mathematics at Govt. P. G. College, Damoh | Contributor-Level 9
7 years agoOf course, you can get a good college. Fill best colleges in preference of the branch you want. Also, search for ISI KOLKATA and CMI Chennai. These are also good colleges for B. Math/B. State and B.Sc. (Math/physics /computer Science). Search on Shiksha about colleges and branches. Have a bright future. -
Yes, try government colleges of your state too.
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Just follow the link to predict the college which best suits you according to your rank-
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It will be difficult for you to get a good college and branch.
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You can't get IITs or IIITs with this rank but you can get NITs and other reputed colleges.
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Sai Dhanavade I'm a engineering student. I love to write. | Contributor-Level 8
7 years agoHello Shambhavi,
If you belong to SC/ST category, then you can definitely get a good college but if belong from Open category then, it seems difficult for you to get a good college.
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Shambhavi, it is better to go for next JEE Mains, if you are from general or OBC Category. If you belong to SC ST, you will definitely get NIT, but not good branch. It is also useful for you to take admission in top private college like VIT SRM BITs UPES etc. Good luck. -
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If you belong to general or OBC category, then there is no chance for any NIT. If you belong to SC/ST category, then you can get good NITs like Agartala, Jalandhar Bhopal, etc., with minor branches.
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