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jhasuyash006 15th Jul, 2022

Hello Tanish,

In my opinion you should always go for that option which will help you get a better placement in the future. For a better placement both your college and your branch matters. I prefer you to go for better branch even if it is in NIT because it will groom your skills and help you further if you want to continue the studies after b.tech. A good branch and a good preparation can easily get you a good placement. For more information related to college, you'll have to share your rank with us. You can also predict your college with the help of the link given below.

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