I got 56 in JEE Mains. Can I get an engineering college with these marks?

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Pratik Gupta | Contributor-Level 7

2016-09-10 10:05:37

Hi, If you have scored less marks in JEE, then there are many other colleges that conducts their own examsn and allot seats based on its score along with high scholarship. Below mentioned are the universities, where you can apply to get admission: 1. BITS. 2. VIT. 3. Lovely Professional Universi

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Shivam Pandey | Beginner-Level 3

9 years ago

Can I know the admission process through JEE Mains?

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Amey Pownikar | Beginner-Level 5

8 years ago

Hey, See, 56 is not a good score in JEE Mains but if you compare your score with others in your city it may be approximately same. With your score, you can surely get an engineering college. Don't expect NITs or other government colleges, but you can get a decent college in your own city or maybe of

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Dr Swastik Sahu | Scholar-Level 17

2016-06-28 23:50:04

Hi Dear, Kindly go through the below link. Hope this will resolve your query. https://www.shiksha.com/jee-mains-college-predictor All the best. Feel free to revert.

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Satwik Mohanty | Beginner-Level 5

8 years ago

First of all relax. There is no shortage of engineering colleges in india where as there is a shortage of students. The point lies how to choose the perfect college according to the marks. First check the college of your state if you are getting government college there its well and good else you co

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Piyush Mittal | Contributor-Level 9

8 years ago

Yes, you can get engineering college but not like MNIT, VIT, and other high engineering colleges and with these marks you can get other private colleges like Manipal University and Poornima University. You can also apply in govt. engineering colleges with these marks like Ajmer govt. engineering col

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Mayurdeep Bora | Guide-Level 12

7 years ago

Yes, you can get a variety of private colleges, but none of any government college. As you scored very low in JEE. Still, you can get a seat in some central universities which I won't take name. Good Luck.

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Shivant Kumar Pandey | Guide-Level 11

7 years ago

Yes, you will get college, but private college. Don't worry you can take admission with this marks.

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Vignesh Doddi | Guide-Level 13

8 years ago

You don't have any chance of getting NITs or IIITs, you should have a chance of getting local colleges who are offering admissions based on JEE Main marks.

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Virendra Sharma | Contributor-Level 6

8 years ago

There is no chance for any NIT. Better try for private colleges like LPU, NIRMA, SRM, etc.

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Omkar Phale | Guide-Level 13

8 years ago

Hello Salman, I am attaching a link of JEE-Mains college predictor tool by Shiksha.com please check that out: https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor Good luck. Thank you.

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