Sir mere JEE Main m 48 percent h to koi NIT ya IIT government college mil skta h.
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Dear Prachi, I am afraid with this low score it is near impossible to land up in any IIT or even the newer NITs. I suggest you to go in for reputed private institutions like LPU which have great placement and training records. You would need to qualify LPU NEST for it. But I also suggest you to prepare well for LPU NEST you can apply til 20th of September, for preparation this link might be helpful https://nest.lpu.in/engineering/sample_questions.php
I suggested LPU because of four different factors:
1. Top 100 rankings by NIRF, top 25 rankings by ATAL (MHRD)
2. Unmatched placement record in terms of no of placements and remuneration off...more -
No, you can't get any NIT
and for IIT, you need to give JEE Advanced exam for which you are not eligible. -
As I am not sure about the NIT but for the Lovely Professional University- LPU. I can share some facts regarding it- LPU is a well renowned private university, providing quality education, innovative pedagogy and unbeatable placements both national and international. LPU provides a great academic exposure to its students. It provides a chance to the students to attend guest lectures or workshops, so that they get to learn as much as they can. The students also work on live projects, so that they are able to apply their knowledge to practical settings. It is one of the few that has embraced international practices when it comes to desig...more
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