How many marks do I need in JEE Main to get into PEC Chandigarh, CSE branch. I have Home State Quota and I am of General category?

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a year ago

The below table presents the last cutoff at PEC Chandigarh, candidates are advised to refer to the table for better understanding:

Course2023
B.Tech in Computer Science Engineering 19082
B.Tech in Computer Science Engineering (Data Science)23743
B.Tech in Computer Science Engineering (AI) 

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Janki H Gajjar
a year ago

PEC Chandigarh cutoff for BE and BTech is also released for the Home State Quota up to Round 8. Tabulated below is the Last Round PEC Chandigarh cutoff 2023 for General category students for the Home State Quota for CSE branch:

Course2023
B.Tech in Computer Science Engineering19082
B.Tech. in Computer Science Engineering (Data Science)23743
B.Tech. in Computer Science Engineering (Artificial Intelligence)20432

 

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