I got 21 marks in JEE Mains and will get above 80% in state board. Can I get a good college for B.Tech?
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deepak choudhary i love science n i like those who love vigyan | Contributor-Level 7
9 years agono way.
u can't get nit college.
u can get private college. so content Your local engineering college. and if u have want nit then try aging .
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you should give another try if u want a good college with better reputations otherwise in private colllages you are always welcome. -
Dear Abhi, With this score, you might have to write LPU NEST and qualify it for taking admission into LPU. B.Tech CSE is a highly in demand programme, it is highly dynamic field and requires equally dynamic programme curator who can upgrade the programme curriculum realtime !
Since the placements are considered as the ultimate barometer success, I would enumerate some facts and figures about LPU which is far ahead !
1. Total companies visiting the campus: 700+
2. Total companies offering above 10 LPA : 60+
3. Total companies out of fortune 500 club: 100+
4. Total placement drives : 900+
5. Placement record : 95% plus
Some highlights:
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yes u can obviously get good private college on Your boards % go ahead -
You can't get any NIT/IIIT on this score but you can apply in private colleges of your state .
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No, you are not likely to get a good college in a better stream. Try for private college's entrance exam or get into universities, which take their own entrance. Moreover, drop is recommended for you. -
Now, you should try for CET if you score good in CET then you have the option of getting a good college so try for your state engineering entrance exam and score good.
All the best. -
No, you won't get any of the NITs or IITs. You should try for private colleges.
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With this score, you won't be able to get any government B.Tech college. You can go for private colleges with this score, or else can take a year drop and prepare again for this exam. -
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Prakhar max Dont let the pro pic misguise u, m 12 passout | Contributor-Level 6
9 years agoWell u can get cv raman,orissa
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