My JEE Main CRL rank-119233 and ST category rank -1484. Can I get CSE branch in any NIT? How should I keep the preference order?
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As I myself got 185 marks in JEE Main and cracked JEE Advanced with a rank of 20k and went through JoSAA in 2017, I think I am the right person to answer this. First of all, I would like to say you that you cannot predict about the marks very accurately so rank should be the parameter. Coming to NITs, there are 3 tiers of them. Not all NITs are the same. If you want to get CSE in any of the tier 1 NIT, then your rank should be less than 2000 in JEE Main. If you want CSE in any of the tier 2 NITs, then your rank should not exceed 5000 in JEE Main. And if you just want an NIT tag (which you shouldn't as NIT tag is not any big tag), then...more
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