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Akarsh jain
9 years ago
It is quite difficult to enter into NIT or IIIT if you are from general category as scoring good in 12th is not enough as board exams have only 40% weightage. But, if you are from SC/ST then there are more chances that you can get a good government college. For private colleges you have to qualify t

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R
8 years ago
Hello, To get a good branch in NITs you need to score 200+ marks & to get any branch in NITs you need to score 150+ in JEE exam. Further, the board exam covers 40% weightage and the rest is JEE Exam score. You can also apply for other colleges from your JEE score:

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Dr  Swastik Sahu
9 years ago
Hi Dear, Though you have scored well it will be little difficult for you to get into NITs. You need more JEE Mains score. You can getinto private colleges. All the best. Feel free to revert back in case further queries.

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