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Dear aspirant,
Based on previous year trends, you have only very less chances to get into NIT. And you have less chances to get qualified and go for jee advanced exam.your rank will be in the range 243,120 - 273,120.
Disclaimer: The Overall Rank Predicted is on the basis of the expected total number of students i.e. 1150000 appearing in the JEE Mains April Session. The Results Predicted by this tool are for indicative purpose only and based on historical analysis, past year data trends and information shared by various Institutes with Careers360. We do not take responsibility for any deviation between the actual result and the one displayed/predicted by this tool.
JEE Main 2019 is being conducted twice by NTA for the first time so exact prediction would be tough. Based on this score your probable rank will be 243,120 - 273,120 and your probable category rank range will be 81982 - 89482, With this rank you may be eligible for JEE Advance but chances are less to get a seat in NITs. I would suggest you to appear for JEE Main April Session again.
NOTE: The Rank Predicted is on the basis of the expected total number of students i.e. 1152650 appearing in the JEE Mains April Session.
Good Luck!
Hello
The percentile which you have got is average and the it is better if you give another attempt in april session and try to score more marks and you also have your obc benefit so you give another attempt go through previous year rank cut off and college you may get idea.
Thank you
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