Am I eligible to get admission in Amity for B.Tech biotech course? I scored 9.2 in 10th, 67% in 12th and 59.75% in PCB.

Please help me. Will Amity be the best choice for this course? If not, please suggest other colleges.

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Smita G
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There are two crucial aspects here, 1st sponsored and the second is the non sponsored category. For sponsored, the criteria is 70% in PCM and 65 % for the sponsored category. The contact details are: You can also go through the following link to get more insight about admissions in Amity: https://w

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But on the official site, it's written that 60% for non sponsored and 55% for sponsored?

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