Can I get into Imperial College of Engineering with 70% in class 12th?
According to Imperial College of engineering information 70% of marks in the 12th might not meet their typical criteria . The minimum of 90% - 95% is required to get into the Imperial college . Imperial College also requires BMAT and UKCAT exams to be cleared. So we need to get more than 70% in 12
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