Which government colleges can I get with a score of 145 in JEE Mains 2017?

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Well, that's a pretty good marks I guess. You may try for NITs as well as IIIT or GFITs. Whatever, you do just don't miss Josaa councilling, and if you have category and home state quotas, getting a good NIT or IIIT with appreciable branches wouldn't be that tough.

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First of all, you have to know about in which field you want to take admission. Clear your ambitions, you must check out on the internet which industry has more scope then ask me the questions regarding your admission. As per me, aerospace industry is growing very fast.

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