Can I get a good engineering college to pursue ECE or CSE as I failed to qualify JEE Mains?

I scored 89 percent in class 12th.

73 Views|Posted 2016-04-30 15:11:59
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Sakshi Verma
2016-04-30 15:31:39
Hello Aneesh!Don't worry is you haven't done well in JEE mains.There are many good colleges who conducts their own Entrance Examination to allot the seats by giving high scholarship.These colleges are doing equally good as Top Government College.here are some of these colleges where you can get admi

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Sakshi Verma
2016-05-02 10:31:05
I have suggested you some colleges ,you can enquire them.Colleges like Lovely Professional University conducts their Entrance examination in many phases ,you can get contact them.

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