Can I get a good college if I get 60% in 12th and write NGHMCT exam in Jammu & score well in it?

12th pass student and I want a good future in this line please suggest me fast.

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8 years ago
Hi, Yes, you can surely get a good college, just be confident. Candidates are eligible to apply for NCHMCT JEE 2018 if they cleared their 10+2 or its equivalent examination with English as one of the subjects studied. Apart from this, candidates will meet the eligibility criteria for NCHMCT JEE on

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Thanks mam for your support.

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