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My son is worried, 95.86 percentile in JEE mains 2025. Any chance for NITs?

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Question by PUTTA on Feb 24, 2025Hindi

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My son general category got 95.86 percentile jn Jee mains 2025. What are the possibilities for NITS and branches

Ans: Hello Putta.
With a score of 95.86 %tile + OC, chances are there to get admission to either the core branch or ECE to one of NITs. Best of luck to your son.

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Can we get mechanical branch with a 95.86 percentile under general category in any NIT

Ans: Welcome.
Yes. Chances are there.
Best of luck to your son.

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