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Do A.P comes under home state of NIT WARANGAL

ANUJ LATHI 30th May, 2018
Hey! Hi.
Sorry to say but NO.
Telangana is treated as Home state for NIT WARANGAL. NIT AP is different and is situated at TADEPALLIGUDEM.
Hope this helps you.
Thanks.
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hi i got 96 percentile with 718 score .Will NIT Warangal be a best choice?

Manish Thakur 28th May, 2018

Hi Srilekha,

The best choice probably would be XIME, Bangalore. 

Good Luck!

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got 70 marks in JEE mains possible to get NIT warangal Mechanical branch,having SC belongs to andhra pradesh

zubin916 28th May, 2018
Chnces are very less at NIT warangal as cutoffs are fairly higher.

You can however get NiTs like Manipur and Sikkim.
Some top private engineering colleges like following have good chances :

  • BIT Mesra
  • NIrma Ahmedabad
  • SpCE Mumbai
  • LM thappar
  • GL bajaj
  • SIT Bhubaneswar.

You can use our college predictor
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Sir I am scored 200 in her main so can I take admission in nit Warangal and I am belong to OBC category

Shivangi 27th May, 2018

Hi student,

Congrats for such a good marks.

Ya for sure you will get admission in NIT warangal in 200 marks that to you belongs to OBC category. Go for the councelling.

Good luck

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Give me this collage application form

RK A 27th May, 2018
You have fill online counseling ,no seorate form.are given to anyone.
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I got 615.5 composite score and 74.65 percentile in mat..is there any chance to get into NIT Waragal.. IF yes please help me with the proces

Nitika Agrawal 27th May, 2018

Hi. Yes, you can get into NIT Warangal as their MAT cutoff is 600 and your score is above 600. The admisison process is:

  • Fill in the register form to apply for the course through the official website.
  • The shortlisted candidate will be called for the GD and PI.
  • Final
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I got 710.5 marks in mat exam in may 2018, Which are best colleges in terms of placements & academic fees.

Sumana Saha 26th May, 2018

Congratulations, that's a good score! Keep up your good work. Accurate prediction based on your absolute score would be difficult as performance considered is relative.

However, you may refer to this link: https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/top-b-schools-accepting-mat-scores-and-cutoffs

For a good ROI, avoid private colleges. As a recommendation, look for govt funded colleges.

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