Can I get nit, iiit ,gift through central seat allocation board(csab) round my crl is 322221 &sc category rank is 19000
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28th Jun, 2019
Well brother, I can understand your situation. I know you have worked hard for JEE mains but I believe with 19k category rank you won't be getting decent college which I can recommend you.
Though with SC and home state quota, there might be an increased chance of your's getting a seat but with such a rank it is very hard to get.
As, opting a very low rank NIT core branch will bring nothing good for you.
So, I would suggest you to prefer state engineering colleges. Some state eng. colleges are way better than even mediocre ranked NIT.
Also, I would recommend you to do take part in JoSAA and go to through all the round even the spot round. May be, some good fortune can turn your destiny.
Thank You
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28th Jun, 2019
Hello aspirant!
Well the allotment of seats to the candidates is done in accordance to the options which the Candidates have saved.The priority order is from top to bottom i.e. the first saved colleges are given the top most priority and so on.
Well now talking about the lowest order colleges then you can surely tell that they are given the least priority
However if you don't get seat in the top colleges that you have saved then the next in order colleges are considered.
In a nutshell there is a very scarce chance to consider the lowest option since you will end up getting a seat in the top colleges.
Hope it helped!
All the best!
Well the allotment of seats to the candidates is done in accordance to the options which the Candidates have saved.The priority order is from top to bottom i.e. the first saved colleges are given the top most priority and so on.
Well now talking about the lowest order colleges then you can surely tell that they are given the least priority
However if you don't get seat in the top colleges that you have saved then the next in order colleges are considered.
In a nutshell there is a very scarce chance to consider the lowest option since you will end up getting a seat in the top colleges.
Hope it helped!
All the best!
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