Which rank should I use in college predictor- CRL or Category Rank? I belong to OBC NCL category.
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It highly depends on your both ranks,
You must have search if you rank is lower in unreserved ranks or category ranks
If you have lower rank in category rank you must use the category rank in college prediction.
In maximum case the category ranks are much lower than you should use category rank to get the best college
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