Can I get VIIT Pune or VIT Pune with 83.5 percentile in JEE Mains? I'm not a Maharashtra candidate?
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Hello Rajesh,
I am assuming you to be of general category, so if you are completely dependent on JEE Mains then I am afraid that you may not get admission because generally for students coming from outside of Maharashtra have high cutoff rank. If you have given Maharashtra state entrance examination and you have qualified it with good rank then yes you may get admission into this colleges.
I hope it helps. All the best. -
There is a rare chance for getting both the colleges as you scored only 83.5. It also depends on your community rank if you rank falls below 50K you can get VIT.
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Hi Rajesh,
You can get either of these colleges. It depends on the branch of interest. If it is computer engineering, then VIT would be difficult to get. VIIT would be somewhat easier for you to get. In addition, if you have passed CET, then it would be again a plus point for you. -
Hello Rajesh, there is a rare chance for getting both the colleges as you scored only 83.5. It also depends on your community rank if you rank falls below 50K, you can get VIIT. Good Luck!
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