I stated myself to be in general category in JEE Mains 2018 by mistake. Can I apply in HBTU, Kanpur in OBC category for B.Tech admission?

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Asked by Rashmi Yadav
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Nishant Panchal
8 years ago
As you mentioned in the JEE form that you are from general, all the colleges will take you on the basis of your general category. So, you should try for the college you desire. Otherwise, there are so many private college options for you.

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