Am I eligible to get admission in DTU for CS and electrical branch? I have scored 135 in JEE mains and 88% in class 12th from CBSE board.
Asked about DTU - Delhi Technological University - B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering
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Hi Arpit, first of all you need to give me the state of your eligibility and category of reservation. But if I assume that you are from outside Delhi and from general category then you will not get those branches. The cut off for CS is around 1000 and for electrical branches it is around 3000. So it will be very difficult. PLEASE UPVOTE THE ANSWER TO ALLOW ME TO CONTINUE ANSWERING QUESTIONS OF PEOPLE LIKE YOU.
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abhishek kumar Singh worked at senior design project manager inTCS | Guide-Level 11
9 years agoof course you may apply
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