I got 61.23% in maharashtra bord and 70 in jee main and in cet 56 in pcm kya muzhe government college mil sakta hai for engineering
Asked about MIT-WPU - B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering
12 class -61.23 JEE MAIN - 70 CET (PCM)- 56
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Sorry to say, but your marks may not be sufficient to fulfil the cut-off criteria of government colleges. Try for private colleges, some private colleges are at par or even better than most of the government colleges.
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At these marks, you won't get any government college and NITs but you can apply for many private colleges like BITS, SRM, VIT, etc.
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Answered by
Group Captain Vinayak Deodhar La vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser | Scholar-Level 18
6 years agoHello Payal,
From this year onwards, CET cell has decided to declare results as a percentile and not as a percentage. I am afraid that your percentile appears to be on the lower side for getting admission in Govt college. But surprises always occur.
Best wishes to you.
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