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Can I get into GEC with 70% in class 12th?

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a year ago

While a 70% in class 12th is a respectable score, securing admission into a GEC (Government Engineering College) depends on more than just that. The specific GEC, entrance exams, your chosen stream, category, and even location all play crucial roles in determining your chances.

To navigate this, I recommend a multi-pronged approach:

1. Target specific GECs: Research admission criteria and cut-off percentages for your desired colleges. Compare your score with previous years' data to understand your standing.

2. Entrance exams are key: If required, focus on cracking JEE Main or JEE Advanced. High scores can significantly boost your chances,

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Harshita Barnwal | Contributor-Level 10

a year ago

The admission requirements for Government Engineering Colleges (GECs) can vary. Some colleges may have a minimum eligibility criteria of 45% and above in class 12th, while others may require a higher percentage, such as 60% or 70%. It's important to research the specific admission requirements of the GEC you are interested in. Additionally, contacting the admission office of the GEC directly would provide the most accurate information regarding admission criteria.

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