Can I get a seat in any deemed university with 60.42 percentile and 32000 rank under EWS category? I scored 90% in 12th Telangana board.

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6 years ago

Hello Mani, First you have to tell me which deemed University you are talking about. Secondly if you want to take computer Science branch in a deemed university then it would be very difficult task. If you are searching for other branches then there's a chance you may get in some of the universities

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Amrit Raj | Scholar-Level 16

6 years ago

Yes, you can get admission in good private colleges with this score. I would suggest you go for Amity University or Lovely Professional University. These are the best colleges as per your score. Best of luck.

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