Yes, definitely! Joint Entrance Examination Main allows a candidate to have a maximum of 3 attempts in the examination to clear it. Since you have only given your first attempt and your second attempt is remaining, then you can take advantage of that and use your other two remaining attempts

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In your situation, you can make a EB (Economically backward) certificate and apply under the same category. in several colleges there are concessions for this category and also seat reservations are made. You'll need a few documents, like pan card and account statements to make this certificate. ALL THE

Hello Aspirant,

Congratulations for your result. In order to get admission in NITs, first you need to register yourself for JOSAA counselling. Following are the steps given:

Step-1: You need to visit the official website josaa.nic.in and search for the link named "JOSAA Counselling Registration" and click on it.

Step-2:

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No, you don’t have to pay the whole 5 years fee at once. But yes, you have to pay the admission fee, tuition fee, hostel fee, library fee and whatever fee are applicable for the first year.
Secondly, if you are thinking of preparing for NEET while taking

Hi Dhirajilal.

With a percentile of 93.25, your rank stands at nearly AIR 105301 . You are most likely qualified for JEE Advanced. Here are the NITs that you may get admission into:

• MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

National Institute of Technology (NIT) Mizoram

The National Institute of Technology (NIT) Mizoram was established

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Predicting rank and college according to mark is difficult. Cut off will varies from year to year based on toughness of exam, number of candidates appeared on exam, number of seats etc . For a candidate from general category 540+ is minimum to get admission in government dental

If you have Mathematics in your 10+2 score then without any doubt you are eligible for the admission in NIT's. See in the best 5 score, the Mathematics score may get out of the aggregate score, but this doesn't mean that it turned to your additional/optional elective subject.

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