Hi Amal!

Congratulation for you JEE RANK .

Sorry to say Amal but with this percentile it is hard to get any NITs because according to previous year cutoffs with 93 Percentile your rank would be around 50,000++ and with this rank it is impossible to get into any NITs.

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well.

As per your question regarding the fees structure of aakash Institute it is been estimated by the source as they have 2.20lakh for two years integrated for the preparation of jee mains and advance both. So you have to pay around 2.20 lakh

Dear Aspirant,

With the score of 99 percentile you will definitely get into the top colleges for the btech course in the branch of your choice. You should use our college predictor to know more about the colleges you will get:

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Hope

Hello.

Do not worry. You can still apply for colleges with your present score. I am providing you a link below to predict the colleges in which you can apply. There are few NIT colleges which also give admission to students with a little lower ranks. I have also provided

Hello student,

Firstly, category reservations will not be considered while allotting b-category seats for students, your common list rank (crl ) will be considered and seat allocation will take placing following the guidelines given by TSCHE strictly.The b-category notification for cbit has already been released and the deadline for applications

Hello Aspirant,

According to the category rank you have mentioned in the question you cannot get any of the NITs as per previous year's cut-offs but I would suggest you to sit for some state counselling because in some of the state government colleges you can get admission on such

Hello aspirant

Generally it's very hard to get seat in nit college with this percentile when you are a general category.if you have any other reservation like PWD then you get good seat in nit .here iam providing link for you for your reference kindly use that know about colleges