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Hi,

With 92 percentile and an EWS rank around 18k, top NITs/IIITs for CSE are honestly very difficult. But you still have some decent options through JoSAA and especially CSAB rounds.

Possible options include:
• National Institute of Technology Manipur
• National Institute of Technology Sikkim
• National Institute of

Hey,

At International Institute of Information Technology Hyderabad, both CSE and ECE are honestly top-tier branches, so the better one mainly depends on what you enjoy more.

• CSE → more coding, algorithms, AI/ML, software development
• ECE → mix of hardware + software, electronics, chips, embedded systems, VLSI, communication

Hello Dear Student,

Hello Dear Student,

With an OBC rank around 79k, getting top NITs or premium IIITs is difficult, but you can still get some newer/lower NITs and IIITs, especially in CSAB special rounds .

Possible options include:
• National Institute of Technology Sikkim
• National Institute of Technology Mizoram
• National Institute of Technology

With 176/300 in CUET PG Political Science and BC-B/OBC-NCL category, getting top universities like DU, JNU, or BHU can be difficult because their cutoffs are usually much higher.

But you still have decent chances in universities like:
• Central University of Punjab
• Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University
• Central University

Hello Dear Student,

Hello, with a 79.9 percentile in JEE Main 2026, SC category rank of 19,619, and Andhra Pradesh domicile, you may have chances of getting admission in some IIITs through CSAB special counselling, depending on seat availability and cutoff trends. Chances are usually better in later special rounds.

You can check

Hello Student,

IIIT Kottayam does not have an indirect scholarship but has a mechanism in place that considers some government and merit-based student financial aid schemes. Some of these schemes are:

Central Sector Scheme : It provides financial aid of around Rs. 82,000 to students who have scored 80% in

Yes, with a 12k EWS rank, you can secure a rank in some IIITS, NITs or GFTIs, particularly in lower branches or newer institutions, likely through CSAB special rounds.