Sir I am an oc category student and I am expecting 130+ marks in Jan 2020 attempt do I get CSE in any NIT.
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Arpit Dongre Maturity is when you realize nothing is permanent | Scholar-Level 16
5 years agoRefer the college predictor:
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This year, there are many changes are made in the question pattern and number of questions are reduced, so 130 may take you to good NIT.
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Diwakar Goel Let there be light where it is dark!!🌞🌞 | Scholar-Level 16
5 years agoHi,
With this much marks, you will just get admission into some NITs and IIITs. You will definitely not get any top NITs and IITs with this rank. One needs to score more than 200 in JEE Mains to get a good NITs and IIITs. Also, s you are from OBC category, you might get some good NITs. -
You will definitely not get any top NITs and IIITs with this rank. One needs to score more than 200 in JEE Mains to get a good NITs and IIITs. Also, s you are from OBC category, you might get some good NITs, but you will surely not get any top branches. You will just get some lower branches. So just aim for more than 200+
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With this much marks, you will just get admission into some NITs and IIITs. You will definitely not get any top NITs and IITs with this rank. One needs to score more than 200 in JEE Mains to get a good NITs and IIITs. Also, s you are from OBC category, you might get some good NITs, but you will surely not get any top branches. You will just get some lower branches. So just aim for more than 200+.
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