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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No, you won't be able to get a good college. You should opt for B.Sc. I secured 20K rank and still failed to get a govt. college like NIT. -
Yes, you can. You can apply stream 1. Most of the colleges accept 70 % marks for stream 1 and 30% marks for stream 2. Stream 1 is JEE + 12th standard marks. Stream 2 is only 12th standard marks. You can apply in any college. 75% marks is more than enough. You can get a good college in India. -
You can pursue. It depends on the college cut-off.
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As you are under SC category, one thing I would like to tell you is that 32 is the par line score for SC students to seek admission under this category. Visit the official website of NIT. There you can easily get admission with this score. -
Can I know about the branch?
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Kundan Singh Qualified CII-IPATE 2020 | GATE 2021|B.Tech(CSE) | Guide-Level 12
8 years agoYes, why not? You will easily get NIT.Try your home state NIT. You should also try JAC-Chandigarh counselling. You have fair chances of getting Punjab Engineering college or University of Technology. -
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Prince Siwal The word impossible itself says I M possible. | Contributor-Level 9
8 years agoAs you belong to the SC category, you will easily get admission in home state NITs. Try for them. -
You can get easily into NITs. Apart from them you can try for other colleges too, if you can afford them. Some colleges take direct admission of JEE qualifiers.
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With this open rank, I think you can get into NIT. But for a good branch, I suggest you to take a drop for 1-year and work hard to get CSE in top NITs. -
Hi,
How are you?
The best way to predict a college through JEE Mains score is using shiksha college predictor. After that, just go for the counselling of that college. You may also choose a private college like BITS-Pilani, SRM, VIT, SKIT-Jaipur, Galgotias, Sharda, LPU and NIRMA.
So go for it.
Thank you and keep asking!
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