Which college can I get with JEE Main 2023, AIR Rank- 110428?
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With a JEE Main 2023 AIR of 110,428, chances for top NITs or IIITs are very low. You can aim for:
Lower-tier NITs – Some CSE/IT seats in later rounds.
GFTIs (Government-Funded Technical Institutes) – CSE, ECE, or EE branches may be available.
State engineering colleges via JoSAA – Seats in reserved/state quota likely.
Other branches like ECE, EE, Mechanical, Civil as backup options
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2 years agoHello Chandu Shrinivasrao, you have obtained a reasonably good all India rank in JEE Mains examination. But National testing agency has announced cutoffs in percentile form for seeking admission in NIT or equivalent institutes for different categories of students as also eligibility for appearing in JEE Advanced examination. To help you for the in guessing as to which college you are likely to get with your performance in this examination I am attaching a link below that will take you to the college predictor download by Shiksha for JEE Mains examination and it will help you greatly. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/jee-main-college...more
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