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With 86% score you will not be able to join in IIIT Hyderabad as a b.tech course you will be eligible to join as integrated course after writing the test conducted by IIIT hyderabad and qualifying the interview

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For getting any of these NITs or IIIT Hyderabad,  you need to get the required percentile or rank in the JEE mains examination since all these colleges have that as one of its eligibility criteria.

Apart from that the boards cutoff marks and the JEE mains cutoff should be

Hi aspirant,

IIIT Hyderabad is one of the finest engineering college of India. So the cutoff is high here. You have obtained 86 percentile in JEE Main and the corresponding Common Rank list (CRL) would be 53,000. With this percentile it will not be possible for you . Nevertheless, you

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First of all congratulations if you are getting this much marks then your expected percentile will be in range of 99.0 - 99.2 and at this percentile your rank can lie from 7k - 10k in CRL and 1.5k - 3k in OBC-NCL category.

Now talking about which NIT

Your Percentile based on category is: 99.43 - 99.63

Your Overall Percentile is: 99.0 - 99.2

Your Rank based on category is: 1177 - 2827

Your Predicted Rank is: 7220 - 8870

With this rank, it is difficult to get a seat in IIIT Hyderabad.

You can refer to this

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Yes, it is ranked 9th by NIRF all over India. If you want more details visit the below site:

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/jss-college-of-pharmacy-ooty#placements

Hello student ,

I will suggest you IIT Hyderabad for computer science over MNIT as IIT Hyderabad is more dedicated for computer science branch . You get ample opportunities to work for startups and young enterprises. If we talk about placement then it has good record of placement .Apart from

Hello student  25%reservation for female students means if there are 100 seats and 25 girls in the first 100 IIIT-H ranks, then the diversity channel will be filled up, opening up the regular seats to everyone. “In theory, it could lead to more than 25 per cent of total student