Can I replace chemistry and add computer science for 60% in PCM to get eligible for KIET to do B.Tech?

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Sharad | Beginner-Level 3

a month ago

No, for regular B.Tech admission in KIET, eligibility is generally based on Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM). Computer Science usually cannot replace Chemistry for PCM percentage calculation.

However, Computer Science marks may be considered in some cases for Diploma students applying throug

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