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Instead of targeting a fixed minimum percentile, I suggest you go for the maximum possible by you and you need to forget the fixed number for this. Actually the percentile varies every year and largely depends upon what others are getting. It is difficult to predict that and even if done could go wrong at any time and be mis-leading. I suggest you target plus 90 percentile and see how you can achieve it. The higher the percentile the more reputed would be the college you would get. Lesser percentile would give you institutes having a little lesser reputation. So do not focus on some fixed minimum percentile, go for the best possibleas per your capability. Nothing would be lost even if you get al ittle lesser percentile. You can always do good in which ever institute you get in.