I got 93.4%percentile in JEE and 90% in 10+2 CBSE board, can I get direct admission in B.Tech. In Computer Science.

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    Rahul Dhurve | Guide-Level 15

    6 years ago
  • Hello Kirti, Yes you can. Either if you have a good score in JEE or 80 percent and above in 10+2, then you can get admission without any entrance test. However, you need to fill the application with the required documents based on which the seats would be allotted.

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