With a score of 40 marks in JEE Mains, where can I land? (I am a category candidate).

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Nishant Panchal
8 years ago
On basis of these marks, you can apply directly in any private college. And in the some of the state, you can fill up the counselling form through which you will get college according to your 12th percentage and JEE Mains marks. Just like there is an Counselling process in Rajasthan I.e. REAP throug

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Of course, if you are thinking that you can cross the cut offs, then you should definitely take a drop. And, you looks confident. So, I wish all the very best for the upcoming exams. If you only scores good in JEE Mains about 180+, then also you can get good NIT. And, I will say, focus to grab the m

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