Can I get into DY Patil Ambi B.Tech with 70% in class 12th?
As per Shiksha, the cutoff for DY Patil Ambi in 2023 is set at an aggregate of 60% in the 12th Board exams. Additional requirements include:
- Compulsory subjects such as physics, chemistry, and mathematics
- Qualification to appear for entrance exams like JEE Main
Candidates seeking admission at DY P
- Compulsory subjects such as physics, chemistry, and mathematics (PCM)
- Qualified to take entrance exams like JEE Main
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