Will I get admission in any govt college I have 89% in CBSE and 130 in jee mains (general category) and I am from Delhi ? Please help me
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Yes, you can get admission in various NIT's and IIIT'S. For that you can see in the rank predictor. -
Kindly visit this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor -
There are very low chances of your admission in these colleges because your rank is not good. Please try state college like reapraj.org and others, there are some chances of your admission. -
Yes, you definetly get good college. -
Yes, you can opt for NIT as per your score. Also, you need to check the counseling because it depends on counseling that which NIT you will get.
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You must attend JEE Mains counselling as you'll be able to get some good government institutes through it, but do not expect NITs as it is difficult to get there with this score. -
JEE Mains 2018 Eligibility Criteria to clear every single doubt coming in your mind.
1. Nationality:
Indian Citizen can apply. NRIs, PIOs, OCIs & Foreign national candidates can also apply.
2. Have to score at least 75% in the 12th Board exams.
3. As you have scored 65 marks, so your admission will depend upon your category. For more details, in brief, visit the link shared above. -
If you are from Delhi region, then you have high chances of getting a branch in DTU branches, you can get include engineering physics, mechanical which specialization in automotive, environmental engineering, production and control engineering, etc. Just apply for JAC Delhi counselling, which is based upon JEE Mains marks. All the best. -
i think u will got dtu or nsit -
Yes, you can get admission in any government college whether you are from Delhi. But I think, you can try in counseling for NIT. There, you can get NIT because you have 130 in JEE Mains.
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