Should I apply for JEE Mains exam as an OBC candidate or OC category candidate?

I belong to BC E-shaik category. In my state it eas not included in OBC-NCL category.

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Hi Abdul, You should apply for JEE exam with your own category because the category you will fill in the application will carry for your whole life. If you crack JEE and got a seat in any IIT or NIT, then your category will be same as you kept in the application form at the time of entrance examina

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Which course should I take if I am form general or OBC category? I belong to BC category.

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