I got 42 percentile. Can I get a seat for BTech CS in Galgotias?

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No, with a 42 percentile in JEE Main, your All-India Rank would be around 800,000+, which is much lower than the closing ranks for CSE at Galgotias, typically around 120,000–140,000

So, you're unlikely to get B.Tech CSE at Galgotias through regular (counselling) rounds.

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