I belongs to SC caste and I got 95 marks in JEE Mains. What are my chances for B.Tech (computer science) in SGSITS, Indore?
JEE marks-95 appearing year 2018 and home state is also Madhya Pradesh.
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Hello,
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Your chances are high to get this college. -
You have good marks and your category will support it. You have around 80% chances of getting into CSE for B.Tech in SGSITS. Moreover, if not, then you'll surely get IT, ECE and rest branches in it in the very first or second round itself.
Best of luck. -
Well, it depends on the rank you are scoring. Each year it varies. At the same time, branch you are looking for has high closing rank. You can get it from SGSITS, as far as past records are concerned. You can also go for upgradation round during counselling.
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Hello harsh, As per your marks and your category your chances are bit high to get good branches at SGSITS, Indore but its too early to predict. Once the exact cut-off figures of JEE Mains 2018 be out it will be more precise to predict. All the best.
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