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Will I Get Into Warangal NIT for Mechanical Engineering with an 85.2 Percentile in JEE Mains (SC Category)?

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Sir igot 85.2 percentile in jee mains can iget Warangal nit in mechanical branch and my category is SC

Ans: 85.2 percentile is slightly on lower side for Warangel-NIT which is considered as one of the 5 NITs among others. However, to know whether you will get a seat as you belong to SC Category, please follow these steps: 1. Calculate your approximate rank based on your percentile using a Google search. 2. As mentioned in several my previous responses, check the JoSAA opening and closing ranks for 2024 to get a general idea of the institutes and branches you might be eligible for, based on your category (SC). Make sure you fill in your preferences accordingly during the actual JoSAA counselling process after JEE Advanced. 3. To better understand the JoSAA counselling process, I recommend watching an EduJob360 video if time permits. 4. Additionally, it’s advisable to appear for 3-4 more entrance exams (if your parents can afford it) as backups. Relying only on JEE may limit your options, so it's good to have a broader range of choices to ensure you select the most suitable path for you. All the Best for Your Prosperous Future.

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