Can you suggest some colleges that accept 61 percentile in JEE Mains in REAP?
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Colleges accepting 61 percentile in JEE Mains in REAP:
- Sri Balaji College (INR 50,000/year)
- SAGE University (INR 60,000/year)
- Terna Engineering (INR 1.30 lakhs/year)
- RK University (INR 2.87 lakhs/year)
- Gandhi Engineering (INR 1 lakh/year)
- Amity University (INR 90,000/year)
Check official websites for updated cutoffs and fees.
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