Hii Muhsiba ,

NIT Calicut does not offer any course at this rank.

If you aare interested in predict the college,you can get or NIT you can get ,please go through the link-

 https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor

Thank you

Hey Kalidas.

See the percentile u have secured is too low for u to bag a set in the good colleges like NITs , IIITs and GFTIs for pursuing ur higher studies in the field of ur interest under btech courses. U should be going for state colleges and private

Nthaayalum kittm,  kittikkindde immalkk kaanam

i belong to obc ncl from kerala

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hello,

see btech in computer science and b. arch ifrom nit calicut it is totally two different course and stream. i think you are really confused which to make your career. see in computer science you need to deal with mathematics, coding languages and some of electronics. on the other

Hello dear!

Congratulation to you for obtaining such a good marks. Your expected percentile would be almost 97.40 and corresponding  common list rank would be almost 26000 and obc-ncl rank would be almost 6200.

You will  get a seat for civil engineering in NIT Calicut but not for mechanical engineering.

It's your career , Your choice. Prefer what you want the most and get admission accordingly. Each and every national institute is good and you have to study. So it's your dream .Fulfil it. Study hard and hope you have a bright and promising career in near future. 

Thank You 

Hii!! Abhin. First of all I would like to congratulate you for your jee marks . According to your marks your expected rank may between 18000-22000. According to your rank I don't think you could enter into NIT Calicut at your round one . But I think you could try

Hello Akash,

http://www.nitc.ac.in/

National Institute of Technology Calicut, formerly Regional Engineering College Calicut, is an autonomous, federally funded technical university and an institute of national importance governed by the NIT Act passed by the Parliament of India. It has a 300-acre campus, and the infrastructure is world class. The placement