My CUET score is 348 and my JEE Main percentile is 87. What should I do next regarding college admission and course options?

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Your options depend on your category and stream. With your JEE Main percentile of 87, making top NITs/IIITs difficult, but state engineering colleges, lower-tier GFTIs, or private universities are open for you.

Your CUET score of 348, you can try admission to lower-demand programs or regional central

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