Can I get CET BBSR, B.Tech with 88% in JEE Main?
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If your JEE Main percentile score is around 88%, your rank would be between 1,20,000 and 1,80,000. This rank may not be sufficient to secure a seat in the top NITs or IIITs, but you can still consider applying to reputed private engineering colleges that accept a percentile score within this range.
For the College of Engineering and Technology, Bhubaneswar (CET BBSR), the cut-off is the closing ranks of JEE Main. The exact cut-off can vary from year to year. As per the admission criteria of the institute, only candidates who meet the CET BBSR cut-off are eligible for admission to undergraduate courses.
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