Is there any chance of getting NIT or IIIT through JoSAA in computer science, mechanical, aerospace or electrical? Home state- MP.

JEE Mains marks- 45; OBC rank- around 98000 and CRL rank around 297000. Can I get any government college or I should drop a year or take private institutions? My board marks are 80%.

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Asked by Adarsh Namdev
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Sujeet Kumar
8 years ago
You can't get any NIT or IIIT. Go for private colleges. Opting for a drop is a bit risky. So, take admission in good private colleges.

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