What should I do? I've got 220 marks in UPSEE, 79.22 percentile and 22600 rank in GEN-EWS in JEE Mains and just cleared the cut-off.
Last year, it was 268 marks and 17998 rank. My results got degraded and it seems that everything is wasted, what should I do now? Don't have much to finance in a big private university! Which college to choose? Which college can I still apply for?
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Hi Shubh,
You have no option other than private colleges. You should go for the state level private colleges of west Bengal, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh. Colleges like lnct Bhopal, techno India Kolkata, Haldi, heritage should be your preference, if there is financial problem. And one important thing, after getting admission in these colleges, work hard, in four years, you will be equal with an NIT student. Don't depress for the things which have already gone. Take admission in any colleges and start preparation for GATE examination. Best of luck. -
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