Can I get admission in IIMT Group of Colleges, Greater Noida with 80 percentile in JEE Main?

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Pradeep Kumar | Scholar-Level 18

2 years ago

Yes, you can get admission at IIMT Group of College, Greater Noida with 80 percentile in JEE Main. However candidates are required to meet the 45% marks criteria in Class 12th PCM. The seat allocation will be done as per UPTAC Counselling. Candidates from SC/ST category shall be allowed a relaxation

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