Which IIT's and NIT's for CSE or Electrical branch can I get with 43 marks and a SC category rank of 2900 in JEE Advance?
I have 89 percentile and a CRL rank of 120000 in JEE Mains.
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With a JEE Advanced SC category rank of 2,900, getting admission to Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) or Electrical Engineering (EE) programs in the older, more established IITs is doubtful, as their closing ranks for these branches are often significantly lower. However, newer IITs and other National Institutes of Technology (NITs) may give prospects.
Possible IITs:
IIT Bhubaneswar: The CSE closing rank has historically been approximately 2,806.
IIT (BHU) Varanasi: About 1,010 was the ending rank for CSE.
Possible NITs:
NIT Trichy: The closing rank for SC category candidates from various states has been about 2,773 for Electronics a...more
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