I got AIR rank-95 in SC category (JEE Mains) in the first merit list of DA-IICT, Gandhinagar. Is there any chance to get this for B.Tech?

I am from Maharashtra.

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Abhishek anand
9 years ago
yes u r eligible

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Kindly, go to the campus. I am sure you are eligible.

Arif Siddiqui
9 years ago
ofcourse dude....

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I think they get only 15 sc students from outside of gujrat . and I have 95 sc ( overall) rank . still also I will select for DAIICT

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