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Yash Makwana

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With a JEE Mains EWS rank of 47700, you can likely get admission to several NITs for less popular branches like Chemical Engineering, Biotechnology, or Instrumentation, as well as various state-level engineering colleges across India for core branches like CSE, Mechanical, or Electrical depending on the specific college cutoffs; however, top NITs for popular branches like CSE might be out of reach at this rank. Possible colleges to consider:NITs with lower cut-offs:NIT Manipur, NIT Arunachal Pradesh, NIT Agartala, NIT Mizoram, NIT Patna (certain branches), NIT Srinagar (certain branches)

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Yash Makwana

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With your JEE Mains percentile and OBC rank, you can consider colleges like some NITs (National Institutes of Technology), a few IIITs (Indian Institutes of Information Technology), and several state-level engineering colleges depending on your preferred branch and location; some options include NIT Patna, NIT Manipur, IIIT Kottayam, IIIT Tiruchirappalli, and the Government Engineering College, Gandhinagar.

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Yash Makwana

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With a CRL rank of 159865 and an OBC rank of 53541, you are unlikely to get admission into a top NIT for a popular branch, but you might be able to secure a seat in a newer NIT for a less preferred branch using your OBC category rank; it's best to check the closing ranks of different NITs and branches on the JoSAA website to see your chances

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Salman Aahil

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No, there is no such provision to get direct admission in BTech courses at Netaji Subhas University of Technology (NSUT) (formerly known as NSIT). There is no provision for direct admission or management quota. NSUT is an autonomous government institute that offers 85% of the seats to in-state students and 15% to outsiders.

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Salman Aahil

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No. Generally for getting a good branch in NITs that are out of home state 200+ is must. Since, you have two advantages, home state as well as OBC NCL be sure to at least score 150+ in JEE mains. You will get your desired branch in VNIT. 

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Arindam Modak

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In JEE Mains, how can you score high:Concepts: Learn and master the Fundamentals of Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Practice Hard: Solve mock tests and previous years' papers: Time Management:Work on developing speed by solving problems within the time limits.Use Good Study Material: Read standard books on H.C. Verma, O.P. Tandon, and NCERT. Revise: Focus primarily on key formulae and concepts.Healthy: Maintain an overall lifestyle with breaks and rest. Consistency in this will be the ticket to improved JEE Mains scores.

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Ashish Chourasia

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Mostly you should be allowed in until it isn't mentioned in the instructions sheet. But what I would recommend for safety is that carry an extra document in case they don't accept it like your passport with a recent photo or your college id along with the Aadhar card. But don't forget the Aadhar card, it is extremely important.

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Sanket pradhan

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Alard University offers B.Tech courses based on JEE Main and MHT CET scores. Registration for JEE Main 2025 Session 1 closed on 22 November 2024 with the exam scheduled from 22 to 31 January 2025. MHT CET 2025. It is scheduled to take place from 19 to 27 April 2025 for o group PCM. Want more accurate and up-to-date information? Please visit the official Alard University admissions page.

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Ashwini Bodhankar

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Getting admission to the Computer Science (CS) branch at Ramiah College (also known as MS Ramaiah Institute of Technology) with a 40 percentile in JEE Mains would be quite challenging. Prestigious institutions like Ramiah College typically require a much higher percentile for admission into popular branches like Computer Science due to high demand and limited seats. Admission criteria may also consider other factors such as your performance in the Karnataka CET or other entrance exams, as well as your academic background. Since you passed your 10th board in 2021, it is important to also focus on improving your score in any upcoming exa
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Shiv Kumar

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With a 92.43 percentile in JEE Mains and 65% in the CBSE board exams, it is possible to get admission to a B.Tech programme at SASTRA University, especially considering you are from Tamil Nadu, as the university gives weightage to both JEE Mains scores and Class 12 marks, particularly for state quota candidates.SASTRA University typically considers:JEE Mains score: The university generally accepts JEE Main scores for admission, and the minimum percentile required can vary each year based on the competition.Class 12 Marks: The university often requires a minimum of around 60% or higher in Class 12 for B.Tech admissions.Category-based Cu
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