With my JEE main mark of 82 I want NIT and IIIT. Can I get it? Please tell me.

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Gopal Rai | Contributor-Level 7

2 years ago

If 82 is your percentile then to it would be difficult to get NITs and IITs as you belong ot general categorie but if belong to SC/ST then there are chances of geting into new NITs . Try to opt for CSAB round of counselling.

Best of luck.

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Nishita Shah | Contributor-Level 10

2 years ago

A candidate who scored between 80 and 90 percentiles on the JEE Main has an opportunity to enrol in B.Tech programmes at NITs and IIITs. However, the 80-90 percentile candidates may not be accepted by all NITs and IIITs.

Better luck next time :)

All the best!

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