How much marks are required to get admission in DTU or NSIT in JEE or board for CS?

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Yash Singhal
7 years ago
For getting admission in DTU or NSIT via JEE or HSC score for CS, you have to score a minimum of 270+ marks in JEE Mains or a rank under 5,000 only then you can be able to get CS in these colleges.

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