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Which NITs can I get if I am able to score around 140 marks?

Asked about NIT Hamirpur - National Institute of Technology - B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering

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    Shivi Vats | Contributor-Level 7

    8 years ago
    It would be safe to assume that 140 marks would mean a rank around 35k-40k. I am taking the upper bound to ensure the worst case scenario. If you want to aim for computer science and engineering branch only, then there is a very slim chance that you would be able to get into any NIT directly. You would have to opt for internal shuffling which comes with the obvious risk of getting stuck with a branch that you don't want. If you decide on another branch that you would like to pursue, then maybe you can get an NIT.

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