Can I get CSE in techno india or IEM on the basis of JEE Main score of 71.90 percentile.
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You can get computer science and engineering in Techno India with this score, but it is difficult for IEM. In IEM, you can get information technology, electronics and communications engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering etc., with this score. If your aim is to pursue computer science and engineering then you should also apply in Haldia and Heritage. -
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You can get computer Science engineering in techno India with this score in JEE Mains, but it is difficult for IEM. In IEM, you can get information technology, electronics and communications engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering etc. With this score. If your aim is to pursue computer Science engineering, then you should also apply for Haldia and Heritage.
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You will not get CS in IEM or Techno with this percentile in JEE Main. You should opt for admission through WBJEE rank. Otherwise you can take direct admission (under management quota) in either of these two colleges. -
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Hi devesh, You can get computer Science engineering in techno india with this score in JEE Mains, but it is difficult for IEM. In IEM, you can get information technology, electronics and communications engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering etc. With this score. If your aim is to pursue computer Science engineering, then you should also apply for haldia and heritage. Best of luck.
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