Hello Sahana,hope you are doing well.Based on the score you mentioned you might not be able to get admission into government college.And hence you can join any private colleges.

Hope this helps.

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Hello,
You have ample amout of chances to get a seat in the following institutes-
MIT
Coimbatore institute of technology
Government college of technology, Coimbatore
PSG college of technology
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hey Mutike,with this score it would be very difficult for you to secure a goverment seat for mbbs in any college,as this year's cutoff went very high.Although ,for any type of cutoff you must have score of 490 above for mbbs seat .The options remains for you is to take

Hi,

If last year opening rank is 20000 and closing rank last year was 28000, and your rank is 15751, than you have very high chances of getting ECE in GL bajaj institute.

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Dear Aspirant,

Chances are close to zero for you to get any IIIT/NIT. You might get some lower branch in NITs like NIT Uttarakhand, Puducherry, etc that too if those NITs are your home state NITs. Otherwise, you will not be able to get any NIT/IIIT. You have to have

Hello,Ritik

Although you are eligible for Techno India but the Minimum Eligiblity criteria for taking admission is that you must have at least  60% aggregate of marks from a recognized board of education in your class 12th examination.

Hope this helps.

Hey Vamsi,

congratulations on qualifying JEE-MAINS. As per Your OBC rank You might have Lesser Chances of popular branches in Southern NITs as mostly south NITs have high Cutoffs for Core Branches. But yes you can get IIITs and GFTIs and as well as new NITs.

Here is a link