Can I get admission in CS branch? I have scored 224 marks in JEE Mains and 87% in 12th from CBSE and belong to general category.

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SREYA MAHIPALA
8 years ago
There are chances for you to get converted. But, to be on the safer side 240-250 marks are needed. You can definitely try. Good Luck.

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SAMARTH AGARWAL
8 years ago
You can definitely get NIT or IIIT. There are more chances of getting the IIIT since you have score very high marks. Also if by chance you didn't get the NIT or IIIT then go for BITS,DTU,DAIICT etc.These can give you admission on the basis of JEE Main. Use the link: https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/re

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