My jee main percentile is 97.498 and belongs to obc ncl, my Obc rank is 6731 and karanataka home state. Can I get mechanical in NITK.mangalo
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PU Board score 93%,jee main rank 6731in obc NCL categary home state karanataka jee main percentile 97.498
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You have a good chance to get admission in IIM-A and IIM-B.
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JEE-Main Rank 28044, AIR, OBC
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Hello Shravan,
You may use the college predictor tool from the link below to know your chances of getting NITs, IIITs and other colleges for CSE with your JEE Main score:
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