Can I get into Amrita School of Engineering with 70% in class 12th?
Yes, 70% in class 12th is okay. You are qualified to do graduation degree. Take the JEE Mains exam and apply to the Amrita School of Engineering. For Amrita University you need to have a rank 1- 6940 for open quota and 1-16547 for state quota.
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While achieving a 70% in class 12th is commendable, however it is insufficient to determine the eligibility for admission at Amrita School of Engineering. The admission process at ASE is based on both merit and entrance, and class 12th marks represent only one aspect of the evaluation. ASE accepts v
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