Will I be able to get good NIT, as I have scored 180 marks in JEE mains? Am I eligible to apply for JEE advance with my score?

I am from general category.

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    Siksha Jain Like to Learn

    6 years ago
    Hi Prudhviraj,
    From the year 2019, National Testing Agency has made some major changes in JEE paper. From this year onwards a student has the opportunity to sit for the exam twice which will be conducted in computer-based mode by NTA. So, if you have scored well in first attempt then your JEE first attempt NTA score will be taken into consideration for the eligibility to sit in JEE Advanced. If you score better in Second JEE Advanced attempt, then the second attempt score will be used. In any case, I would recommend you to appear for both the papers. You might land up into a good IIT college as well.
    I hope this helps!
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    Raj shakya #ReadyToHelp | Scholar-Level 16

    6 years ago
    JEE MAIN-
    Eligibility criteria related to Date of Birth
    1. Students who are born on or after October 1, 1992 are eligible to apply-
    Candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST) and Persons with Disabilities (PwD), should have been born on or after October 1, 1987. Candidates of these categories have been given a relaxation of 5 years. Note: Date of birth will be considered as per the Secondary Education Board/University certificate.
    2. Eligibility criteria related to qualifying exam-
    Aspirants should have passed 12th class or qualifying exam in 2015 or 2016. Students, who are appearing in class 12th or qualifying exam
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    Yash Singhal Knowledge is meant to be shared | Scholar-Level 17

    7 years ago
    Yes, you will and also in the core branch and it is for sure that in your state NIT, you will easily get some good branch as in all the states, there is some quota for the state students.
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    Dr Swastik Sahu Medical & Engineering Consultant | Scholar-Level 17

    9 years ago
    Yeah, definitely you'll get into good NITs if your board marks are also good. You are also eligible for appearing JEE Advanced.
    All the best. Feel free to revert.
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    Abhishek Bandhu | Contributor-Level 9

    9 years ago
    yes you have good marks you can definitely get into your state nit

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