Which college can I join with 56000 OBC rank in JEE Mains and 88% in class 12th?

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M
3 years ago
According to your JEE Main marks you can get a good branch in IIIT or NIT. From whichever state you are Keep that state government college in your top priority as you have more chances in those colleges. You have good chances to get good government college. All the best.

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Akhil Chandra
9 years ago
Check out the Shiksha's college predictor else go through the link josaa.nic.in to know the opening and closing ranks of NITs. I hope you fetch a good college else try for some private universities like LPU, SRM, etc. Good luck.

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