Can I get electrical in SASTRA? My scores: JEE Mains-85, CBSE Board-82.8%.

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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan | Scholar-Level 17

8 years ago

There are good chances for you to get electrical branch at SASTRA University. You have a good score in JEE as well as board exams. I think you have medium chances only to get computer science engineering (CSE). Your percentile will be 83.38 with which you will be placed in a rank. The list will be

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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan | Scholar-Level 17

8 years ago

I have also said that it depends on your rank which further depends on the no. of applicants. With this rank, there are no chances. Do you have any TNR ranking?

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