I got 46 in jee main can I get admission in IT btech

Jee score is 46 I am in obc category

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Shivam Goyal
9 years ago
I am taking into consideration that you are in general category So, as you have scored 46 and cutoff is 81 so basically, you have not cleared JEE Main but this is not the end, you may get admission in various engineering private college which use 12th percentage and JEE marks for admission. You may

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Hi Akash, You want to bag the best branch. It's ok. But for this, you need to work hard. Have you done this? 46 marks out of 360 will not get you anything. I suggest, analyze, think and if possible take break of one year to study.

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