I've got 52 in JEE Mains 2018 and a CRL of 228016 & CBSE results are yet not published, can I get any government college?
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Yes, you may get a government college of your state or may be in some other state provided you sit for their counselling and yes adding to it you need to check out that colleges too. In Odisha, you may get VSSUT civil engineering, some branches of IGIT and OSM. Adding to it, also, try the rank predictor.
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