I got 60.6% in 12th. Will I face any problem at the time of placement of CSE?

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Priyanka Panchal | Contributor-Level 9

7 years ago

No, there will be no any big problem at the time of placement of CSE because there are maximum 55% marks needed. As you have scored more than 55%, so you can get placement. Best of luck.

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Rakesh Kumar | Guide-Level 11

7 years ago

Hi, The top companies like Google, Accenture may have some criteria for the same, but not always. If you can pursue the degree from top universities like Amity, SRM, Lovely Professional University, etc. you must groom yourself technically and in soft, verbal skills. Then you will be getting better

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