Does JEE come as an eligibility criteria for B.Tech CSE? Without CS in 12th Is there any problem in studies?

I secured 81% in 12th CBSE board. I do not have CS in 12th.

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Abhinavnanda Nanda | Contributor-Level 8

a year ago

For B.Tech CSE, having computer subject is not mandatory. But yes you must have Physics, Chemistry & Maths as necessary subjects with 60% aggregate in PCME & in overall 12th & 10th. And our next counselling for B.Tech is on 17th of June. So if you are eligible for the same and if you are interested,

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