No, a mere 70% in your 12th grade will get you into VJTI. Since you only received a 70% on your 12th standard board examinations, you have very little chance of being accepted into VJTI Mumbai's B.Tech program, especially if you are looking for general category seats.
VJTI demands a minimum of 75% o
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No, you can get into VJTI with just 70% in 12th. Your chances of getting in into VJTI Mumbai's B.Tech programme are extremely low as you scored only 70% on your 12th standard board exams, particularly if you are applying for general category seats.
For B.Tech admissions, VJTI requires a minimum of 7
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