I have 76.38888 percentile in April '19, which are the best NITs I can expect to get by the 1st round?

CBSE '19 is 86% and NTA percentile combined 2019 is 76.4.

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7 years ago
I am sorry to say, it's not possible to get an NIT seat at this percentile. I myself have gotten 85 percentile and find it difficult to get a seat at even IIITs. Considering your boards marks, you may get into a state university or try for private colleges in your city instead.

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