My son got 122 marks (rank 34500 AIR and 8582 OBC) in JEE Mains 2018. I belong to OBC category. What are my chances to get any of the NITs?
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Kanishk Barhanpurkar Always looks for all-round development. | Contributor-Level 10
7 years agoYes, as per my idea, this year's cut-off is low. So, there are many chances for your son to get admission in any NIT. You can predict college by following link:
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Shashank Sharma Software Developer ,ZS Scholar ,AIT-Pune'20 | Guide-Level 12
7 years agoYour son will get NITs not the old ones though the newer ones, he may get core branch in last few rounds but sure will get it.
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There is very less chance to get any government college as your son's marks is quite low. So, sorry for that. -
122 marks and OBC are okay for admission in new NITs or NITs remote from pan India presence like - Agartala, etc. -
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Yes, but not the top ones. Your son can check NIT-Agartala for mechanical, civil, electronics or instrumentation engineering. -
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You have to register on JoSAA's website and fill the form of NIT-Bhopal, Allahabad, Jaipur, Agartala, Jalandhar, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Delhi, etc.
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