I got 100 marks in JEE Mains in OBC category and 74% in CBSE board. Plzz suggest me any good government or private colleges.i am from u.p.
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Hello Naveen. You may get admission to various private colleges that has kept JEE Mains score as eligibility criteria. At Lovely Professional University a candidate can take direct admission with JEE score more than or equal to 85 percentiles. Besides admission LPU also offers certain scholarships on the basis of JEE score and that is applicable throughout the course. But if your score is less than 85 percentiles then you need not get disheartened as you can grab the same benefits at LPU by appearing in LPU NEST Test to be qualified for getting admission to LPU) and also avail good amount of scholarship.
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