I get 261550 in JEE Mains and scored 72% in CBSE. Can I get a good government college for CSE?

49 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Anand Kumar
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shikhar singh
7 years ago
If you have any other alternative like any state exam then try for that. You can direct admission in good private colleges. Or you can drop a year.

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7 years ago
Well, you will not get a good college, you will only get average colleges with quite fewer placement. Therefore, I would suggest preparing for JEE again and get the top engineering colleges. The truth of average colleges, you will get nothing, you will hate yourself for taking that decision.

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