I got 63 marks in JEE Mains and 75% in class 12th. Which college can I get?
I belong to general category.
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you can get direct admission in some private colleges and also some good colleges by management quota if you don't want to drop
but for this you have pcm 50% aggregate atleast in 12th, and if you want to drop then work hard,good luck -
Hi,
How are you?
You may prefer Shiksha college predictor.
In our country, people truly believe on IITs and NITs for B.Tech and placement.
But, due to downfall, these are also losing its position.
Apart from these, some private college are BITS, SRM, NIRMA, VIT, SKIT Jaipur, UPES Dehradun and LPU are getting higher value.
Well, there, you may get good environment.
A peaceful decorum and high placement records
Thanks for asking.
All the best. -
Can you tell me your rank? -
sorry to say but you don't have chances of getting NIT's.Better try for any deamed universities
All d best -
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7 years agoIf you have 60% marks in PCM (subject), then you can apply for almost all the college in India for BE or B.Tech or for any technical degree except government top Institute. I can't suggest you any college, because that should be your decision. But, I can give you one advice that take help of our Shiksha. com website and find the students of that college on Facebook and ask them about the college condition. Request them to help, do a correct decision. -
Dear student, you can get admission in many colleges, but you have to choose the college cautiously and very effectively, otherwise you may be trapped by many who just showcase many false things and throw false promises.
you may select institute on following points.
1. Qualification & experience of director/ principal of the college/ institute . as he is on driver seat to drive the education/ academics at college, if he is not qualified means Phd from IIT then he don't understand meaning of Engineering Education. He must be having minimum 20 years of experience in teaching & research and doing experiments in education.
2. Faculty must be...more -
You have to clear the JEE Advanced also, based on the advanced exam marks, you'll get a college. By just qualifying for the JEE Mains, you won't be allotted a seat. JEE Advanced is must. -
Hi,
Sorry to say, but you can't get any government college or something, provided if you are from the general category.
Look for private colleges. There are many good private colleges, if you can afford much. Or, I you can't , then you can also look for private colleges in Madhya Pradesh. They are comparatively cheap for getting a Bachelor's degree.
Wish you luck. -
You can get any college of engineering. Go for the counseling. Don't waste one year. -
Truly speaking, you will not get any college allotted by JOSA, as you haven't qualified your examination. So, it will be better for you to drop or take admission in any private college.
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