Can I get B.Tech at CT Institute of Engineering, Management and Technology with 75 percentile in CBSE 12th?
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CT Institute of Engineering, Management and Technology offers B.Tech courses at the UG level. CT Institute of Engineering, Management and Technology requires students to have completed their class 12th from a recognised board including CBSE. Students must have secured at least 45% in class 12th for admission to B.Tech courses. Along with securing 45% marks in class 12th, candidates must also appear for and clear the JEE Main exam. So yes, students with 75% marks from any recognised board, including CBSE can get admission in CT Institute of Engineering, Management and Technology.
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- Gender: Only female candidates are eligible.
- Nationality: Must be a citizen of India.
- Marital Status: Must be unmarried, divorced, legally separated, or a widow without encumbrances.
- Age Limit: The candidate must be between 17
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