I am an internal student getting 60.75 marks in B.Tech exam. Can I get electronic and communication branch in AMU?

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Asked by Arnav Singh
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Aakrati Jain
8 years ago
Cut-off varies depending on the difficulty of question paper. Scoring 75+ is a safe option. Since you are an internal candidate you may get ECE during the counselling session. If in case you aren't able to get it, score a good CPI (9.5 and above) in the 1st year and apply for branch sliding. All th

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MAAZ ABDULLAH
8 years ago
Chances of your selection are little if you are an external student. But even once you get your name in the waiting list and the list is cleared, you can opt for the branch. Even so, it may take 2-3 rounds of counselling. Just Keep trying. Best of luck.

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8 years ago
No, you cannot get with such low marks as the college you are trying to apply for is a prestigious college.

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