What is the good JEE main rank?

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A rank below 25000 is considered god rank for securing admission to top National Institute of Technology ( NITs) .

Rank between 25000 and 50000 still offer opportunities to get into good college but choices of branch might be limited.

Rank above 50000 may lead to admission in state-level or private in

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