Can I get admission to Thapar University if have a 90+ percentile in JEE Mains but have less than 60% in PCM aggregate?

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Uttkarsh Beriwal | Guide-Level 15

3 years ago

Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology considers JEE Main scores as one of the factors for admission to its BTech programme. However, the institute also has certain eligibility criteria, including a minimum aggregate score of 60% in PCM Physics Chemistry Mathematics) in the qualifying examin

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Shanoo Singh | Beginner-Level 1

3 years ago

But in counseling rounds I am getting electrical and computer in first round.

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