My jee main result nos is 37 & 12th nos 309 out of 500. Is there any scope to get admission in IIT, NIT B. Tech in mechanical.

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sakshi srivastava
2016-06-03 21:45:10
not in nit or iit but you can go for some private colleges and if you don't want to get admission in any private colleges and you recently pass 12th then go for 1 year preparation and work hard for it and next year you will be in iit so good luck and work for your dreams

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Vishal Gupta
2016-06-08 15:00:27
hii actually I have 69 in jee mains, and 66% in bihar board. what do u think ..? can I get government colleges. and I m an obc

G
2016-06-05 13:11:06
I don't think.that you will get good nit but from next year boards marks will not count so according to my advice if you think that you can do better next year than drop this year otherwise you have to take admission to some private colleges

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Yash Kansal
2016-06-08 22:56:41
Hey there. I don't want to discourage you but with this score u can not get throught any of d NITs . Pls dont even think of an IIT . Go for private colleges . I hope you get through it . All d best :)

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J
2016-06-04 21:13:52
Dear you cannot get IIT if you don't clear Jee mains and Jee advance. In your case, you didn't clear Jee mains so no, you can't get NIT or IIT. But you can surely get a private college. Try for Amity, Galgotia, KR Mangalam etc.

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S
2016-06-04 19:03:28
No you cannot take admission in IIT and NIT

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Abhra Saha
2016-06-03 20:50:21
very less chance of admission..good luck anyways..

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Amit Prasad
2016-05-26 12:34:43
No, it is not possible.

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Mohammad Sayied
9 years ago
It is not possible to get admission in IITs and NITs But you have only one chance I.e work very hard for 1 year.

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Sushant Raj
9 years ago
You should go for private colleges like: 1. VIT. 2. SRM. 3. BITS. 4. WBJEE, etc.

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Ankit Kumar
2016-06-08 22:52:04
sorry buddy , there is no chance of getting admitted in IIT or NIT. but you can go for private colleges.

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