With JEE Main obc rank 25580. Which college can I get for B.Tech CSE branch?
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No chance in NIT or in IIIT, better to go for GFTI or SFTI colleges. You can also go for private colleges. Also, there is no chance in NSIT or DTU colleges. -
Use college predictor
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narendra pratap singh I think a good learner is a good teacher | Contributor-Level 8
6 years agoIt is good rank to take admission in all state government colleges and for some IIITs. You should try for IIIT, if you got this so is very good. -
There are few government colleges, which you can easily get admission in. -
Yes, you can easily get admission in this college at this rank and under this quota. -
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Best of luck. -
Dear Yashpal,
Please use the link below to know the colleges you can get with this rank:
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In case you don't get a good college on the basis of this rank, then don't get disheartened. You can opt for some of the good private universities like Lovely, Sharda, Chitkara etc. Offering B.Tech CSE. All these universities offer world class learning atmosphere to students along with good placements. Some of these universities are even offer good scholarships to students on the basis of their previous qualification as well as the JEE scores. Good luck. -
If you are looking for good B.Tech colleges through JEE Mains, I would prefer you to use our college predictor. -
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