  In the presence of Non-Standard neutral current Interactions (NSI) a new
solution to solar neutrino anomaly with $\cos 2\theta_{12}<0$ appears. We
investigate how this solution can be tested by upcoming intermediate baseline
reactor experiments, JUNO and RENO-50. We point out a degeneracy between the
two solutions when both hierarchy and the $\theta_{12}$ octant are flipped. We
then comment on how this degeneracy can be partially lifted by long baseline
experiments sensitive to matter effects such as the NOvA experiment.
