Can I get admission in SECE - Sri Eshwar College of Engineering for BE/BTech with 60% in Class 12th?
Yes, you can get admission to SECE - Sri Eshwar College of Engineering for BE/BTech programme if you have 60% marks in Class 12. The basic eligibility for admission to the SECE BE/BTech programme is having 45% marks in Class 12. But there is a compulsion to have mathematics, chemistry, and physics a
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