Can I pursue B.Tech in the best colleges with 75 marks in JEE Mains and 134663 rank (SC Category)?
I got 49 in maths,60 in physics,50 in chemistry & 61 in English.
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Your rank appears to be a little low. I am afraid that you cannot get the best btrch college of the country but ya you can still make it to the private colleges. Do not lose hope and keep following the counselling process till the end may be your luck comes in handy. Good luck. -
Probably, not in the best colleges (Top Nits) but in other good colleges you can pursue B.Tech at this rank.
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Hi, You can visit this link for an understanding on the colleges that you might get with this score. https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-Mumbai-856/cutoff-jee-main
You can simply search for the college of your choice and check its cutoff. -
Yes, you can. You will get admission in the top colleges.
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Konatham Abhishek If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17
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Sorry, it is not possible. You should try in private colleges. And another possible way is, you should try for beneath the category after electronics.
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Budhyani singh I am currently pursing b. tech CS from KIT | Contributor-Level 7
6 years agoPlease use the college predictor tool by Shiksha. This will help you to predict the college according to your rank/percentile:
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