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There are very very little chance for it,  you can go for spot if you want to take a chance,  I would suggest you to look for another college and then take a chance. 

Hi ! It seems both colleges are impossible for you because both of these colleges are the best. These colleges demands very high rank. Daiict is absolutely impossible. Still you have a slight chance for NSIT in low branches. And that is also not sure. So hope you understand and

Hello Adit,

The minimum academic qualification for admission to the programs is that the candidate must have passed in final examination of 10+2 (Class XII) or its equivalent referred to as the qualifying examination (mentioned below). The candidate must have passed in final examination of 10+2 (Class XII) or its

Now that decision also depend whether you are home state or any other state student

Now if you are category student it would only than possible  

But if you are general than it  would be difficut for you.

now cut off of last year were:

B.Tech Information and Communication Technology

Hello Jui

According to your marks, it would be difficult for you to get admission CE or IT branch in Nirma, DAIICT, or DDU but still, there are chances. So, patiently progress for the ACPC rounds, carefully fill your choices and make sure that the order is correct. You can

Hello virender,

as you secured a percentile of 84 in the jee mains its good but the DAIICT is a very premium institute where last year the seats accomadation is given through the marks but this year it is based on your rank or based on percentile they will accomadate

Hi Rudransh

Since you haven't mentioned any category I'll talk about General Category.

With this rank it seems a bit unlikely that you can get a seat in DAIICT either in CSE , IT or ECE.

As far as Nirma University goes you have high chances of getting ECE since

hey sanker

I would definitely reccomend vit cse over daiict..Reasons :

1.Cosmopolitan culture

2. Recognised name and brand among students and parents
3. Educated high-class students
4. Equal opportunities for academics and co-curricular activities
5. Highly flexible system in terms of subjects, career options, time and mentor.
6. Sterling Placements