Sir I got 87percentile in jee mains and 65000 category obc rank .can I get cse in mbm or skit or poornima

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Hello Vansh,

With an 87 percentile in JEE Main and a category rank of 65,000 in OBC, the chances of securing a seat in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) at MBM Engineering College, SKIT, or Poornima College of Engineering can be evaluated based on previous years' cutoffs and trends.

1. MBM Engineering College (Jodhpur):

MBM is one of the top engineering colleges in Rajasthan and generally has higher cutoffs for popular branches like CSE.

Historically, for CSE, the cutoffs for OBC category students tend to be within the range of 30,000 to 40,000 in category rank.

With a category rank of 65,000, it might be challenging to secure a CSE seat in MBM unless there is a significant increase in intake or decrease in competition.

2. Skit (Swami Keshvanand Institute of Technology, Management & Gramothan, Jaipur):

SKIT is a reputable private engineering college in Jaipur with relatively more flexible cutoffs compared to government colleges.

The CSE branch is still quite competitive, but with a rank of 65,000 in the OBC category, you have a better chance here than in MBM.

Previous trends suggest that the cutoffs for CSE in SKIT for OBC students can extend to higher ranks, potentially around the 50,000 to 60,000 range.

3. Poornima College of Engineering (Jaipur):

Poornima is another well-known private engineering college in Jaipur with more accessible cutoffs for various branches.

Given its private status and higher intake capacity, the chances of securing a CSE seat are relatively higher.

Based on historical data, OBC category students with ranks up to 70,000 have secured admissions in CSE, so you have a reasonable chance here.

Overall, while MBM might be challenging, SKIT and Poornima College of Engineering present more promising opportunities for securing a CSE seat with your given rank. It's also advisable to participate in the counseling process and keep track of seat allocation trends as they can vary annually.

Hope it helps!