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Hi 96.91% in jee mains OBC NCL Telangana Which NIT and IIIt is best

Himanshu Shekhar 25th Feb, 2026
With 96.91 percentile in JEE Mains in OBC-NCL category, candidates have strong chances for top to mid tier NITs/ IITs. Key options including NIT Warangal, NIT Trichy, IIIT Allahabad, IIT Lucknow and IITDM Kancheeepuram.
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I got 80 percentile in JEE mains session 1 What are the best colleges for CSE that I can get with low fees upto 6-7 lakh and decent placement

Rajan Kumar 27th Feb, 2026

Hello,
80 percentile mein top NIT/IIIT CSE milna tough ho sakta hai, lekin private colleges with low fees (total 6–7 L) aur decent placements ke options hain: Arya Group of Colleges Jaipur, Glocal University Saharanpur, Raj Kumar Goel IT Ghaziabad – sab affordable hain aur CSE accept karte hain around

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if I am 100% blind how many marks should I get to get into IIT Bombay in JEE advanced for computer science engineering I am from economically weaker section

Varunika Verma 25th Feb, 2026

To get admission into IIT Bombay , a students belonging to economically weaker section (EWS) should score minimum 108-160+ marks in JEE Advanced examination.

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Can I get any NIT any branch ( like Civil, Biotech, Metallurgy, Production etc ) at 76%ile in JEE mains by CSAB special rounds ?? EWS category home state WB

Meghana Mohana Krishnan 26th Feb, 2026

Hi Ayan !

It might not be possible to get into an NIT with 76 %. Your rank must be between 10 lakh - 15 lakh in order to get into NIT. You can however, try your luck in other branches or newer NIT's.

You can also try getting into

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Hello sir, Good afternoon I got 26 percentile in my first jee mains so In April Ill try once again but Im having my board exams up March 17 but unfortunately jee April attempt commence from April 2 what to do to clear it please give me suggestions

Deep Pathak 11th Mar, 2026

Good afternoon! 26 percentile is low and hence there is a huge scope for improvement. The 16-day gap between Boards (March 17) and JEE (April 2) is your “sprint zone,” but only if you stop trying to cover everything. Instead of trying to cover everything in short period of time,

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