I have a score of 170 in nmat. Which is the best college to apply for?

I chose amity and alliance as first preference. Plz do let me know if the r good enuf and if I can get into the with a score of 170 in nmat.

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Asked by Akay Kay
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Your score may be fit for Amity University and VIT University, etc. Try to apply in them. Alliance is also great if you get a chance to study over there.

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Thank you Sir.

Mahi Pal Jakhar
7 years ago
According to your result, Amity University is the best option and Amity University has very good infrastructure, and very good atmosphere for students to study. Thank you and have bright future ahead.

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