Can I get admission in College of Engineering Pune to pursue B.Tech through JEE Mains?

My domicile state is Odisha.

162 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Aditya Kumar
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Hriddhi Mondal
9 years ago
Hi Aditya, You are eligible to study in any college in any state through All India examinations like JEE Mains even if you are not the domicile of that respective state.

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The rank cannot be predicted but approximately above 180 marks are required for CSE.

Varun  Mehta
8 years ago
Undergraduate admissions to the College of Engineering, Pune are competitive and are based on merit. Earlier admissions were based upon the percentage of science subjects' marks secured in Higher Secondary Certificate exam of Maharashtra state and later on the basis of marks scored in JEE-Mains. H

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