I have 93.6 percentile (OBC-NCL category) in JEE Main 2023. Which colleges can I get for CSE?
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Hello!
At this percentile your rank varies in between 65k to 72k. & At this rank your OBC rank is somewhere in between 16k to 18k. Dude at this rank, you can't get any seats on these colleges. Yes, in spot round you may having some chances to get extension centre of NSUT. ATQ at this rank CSE or ECE is not possible. -
No, it is not possible to get NIT's or IIT's for CSE branch on 93 percentile because cutoff for CSE branch goes to very high something 95+ percentile above, but to take very good others 2-tier colleges on behalf of this percentile.
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It is not possible to get a seat with this percentile. Better try for spot counselling you may have a chance. For OBC, the cutoff is around 95-96 percentile.
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With that percentile you will not get seat In CSE because the percentile criteria is 95+. .
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