I belong to ST category & got 387 rank in JEE advance. I scored 67.8% in class 12th CBSE i.e. 339/500. Can I get admission in ISM?
I got a seat in ISM, Dhanbad (Civil Branch). But my 12th board marks in CBSE 2016 is 67.8% i.e. 339 out of 500.
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Avinash,
Check the link below to know the colleges that you can get with this rank:
https://www.shiksha.com/jee-mains-college-predictor
Also, using your rank, you can take direct admission in some good private university. These days we have so many good private universities also imparting quality education to the students around the world. They offer you admission on JEE scores/ tests conducted by them/ your marks in 12th. Some of these also offer good scholarships based on any one of the above mentioned admission criteria.
Check the websites of some good universities or call on their toll free number for more details.
Good luck.
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