I have 115 marks in jee mains and 74.8 % in plus two exams cbse board. in which nit can I get admission in csc branch engineering ?
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6 years agoHello,
Admission in various premier institutes and can avail high scholarship. These institutes are doing exceptionally well and are ranked among the top institutes of this country. Here are some of these institutes where you can get admission based on your score. You can also enhance your scholarship by scoring good rank in their entrance examination. Some of the institutes are recommended for you:
1. Lovely Professional University
2. Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, Pune (SIBM Pune)
3. VIT University (VIT)
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You can get admission in various premier institutes and can avail high scholarship. These institutes are doing exceptionally well and are ranked among the top institutes of this country. Here are some of these institutes where you can get admission based on your score. You can also enhance your scholarship by scoring good rank in their entrance examination.some of the institutes are recommended for you:
1. Lovely Professional University
2. Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, Pune (SIBM Pune)
3. VIT University (VIT) -
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See, if you are from general or OBC, then you won't be able to get admission in any of the NIT at this score, but if you are from a reserved category, then you can get admission in any of the colleges.
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