Which government college can I get for either of the course; SE, Electrical, mechanical, IT, Mathematics and computing?

I have taken a drop and scored 90 percentile in Mains and did very bad in advanced. I belong to OBC-NCL and my ranking in OBC was 23500.

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Here are some government colleges, where you can admission on the basis of JEE score: Delhi Technological University (DTU) Sardar Vallabhbhai National Institute of Technology IIT Kanpur NIT Surathkal and many more

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