My JEE Main rank is 1,20,000. I am a general from Haryana. Can I get an NIT or IIIT via JoSAA? Which colleges can I get in Haryana?

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4 years ago
Chances for getting in NIT or IIIT via JoSAA is too low for this rank bracket. You can try for other good colleges.

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4 years ago
As per your rank, the chances of you getting an IIT or NIT is very less. There are many private and government. Colleges in Haryana which you can get at this rank.

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