Which college shall I get with 82 percentile in JEE Mains?
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Hello Rajesh,
I am assuming you to be of general category. So, with this score, admission in NIT is a bit difficult. You may get any other private college or some government college also. Private colleges like Thapar, Chandigarh University are good. And, try to do better in JEE Main 2. You can surely get a better percentile, so that you can get admission in a reputed NIT/IIT. All the very best. -
You will get a lot of college in which you will get admission on the basis of this rank. So, I will suggest you to go for COMEDK once and check if are you getting top college or not, then decide for other college. -
With 82 percentile getting into good NIT IIIT is difficult. Though you may get into the reputed state colleges. The reputed private colleges taking admission solely on the basis of JEE marks may also be considered. I won't take any college name in particular but there are many colleges you can try. 82 percentile is not the poor marks that you won't get any colleges. You hold a chance in many reputed good colleges.
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