Can I get CS with 51 marks in JEE? I am outside Punjab candidate.

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priyank sharma
8 years ago
No, Thapar college has a set cut-off of about 60000 rank in Mains. Moreover you probably crossed that limit hence it is not likely for you to get into it. Moreover, the last date for applying into Thapar has been passed hence start trying for other colleges. One such suggestion be LPU. It suits to y

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Yash Singhal
7 years ago
Yes, you can but in the last round of the counselling or in the spot round as in that almost 10% seats are left vacant. In that, you can easily get admission in this college.

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ajaz khan
8 years ago
No, your rank is not good as per Thapar's requirement but you will get other colleges eg GNE, LPU, etc.

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Arshita Vashishat
8 years ago
No, It is difficult to get CS with such score. You can try for other branches. You can get other, but CS is difficult.

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Qamre Alam
8 years ago
Your jee mains marks is some short but as u said u are from SC category u can get good government or semi government college, if not then top private college will u get and scholarship from government also provide to u so the burden of fee will reduce.

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I don't belong to SC category and also I specifically asked the question for Thapar University, Patiala.

Nishant Panchal
8 years ago
You might get admission here but less chances to get CS. Now the admission may be over here. The last date for B.Tech program was May 20. For further details you can try here :- http://admissions2018.thapar.edu/be-btech-computer-science-engineering.php

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Okay great.

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