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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Here I mention a link given below please visit on it
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You can get Manipal University-Jaipur with your board percentage.
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You may not get any good college from JEE stats. So, prepare for one more time & re-appear in JEE next year. -
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Abhishek Kumar Mishra currently pursuing Btech;:Mechanical engineer | Contributor-Level 9
7 years agoAs your JEE Mains score is quite low, so getting admission in IIIT and NIT is not possible for you. It is better to go for any other colleges. There were many good and best private colleges too such as, VIT- Vellore, SRM-Chennai. You may also focused on UPTU examinations or IPU examinations. You can also apply for Madan Mohan Malviya, which is a government college which have it's on examination. You can also apply for LPU. You can also get direct admission in UPTU colleges, such as IMS-Ghaziabad, Ajay Kumar Garg, ABES Engineering College and etc. -
For general category, your score is a bit low, so there is no chance of getting enrolled in any of the NIT or the IITS. Hence, you can apply in any of the private institutes such as, LPU, SRM, Amity University, and Symbiosis University etc. So, you can apply for the BITS Pilani, one of the best and recommended college of India. -
Your JEE Mains score is not good but you can get most of the private and government college except for NIT and IIT. Eg, GNE Ludhiana, GL Bajaj, Galgotias, JSS, etc. -
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I hope you are doing well. You can check the list of colleges including NITs and IIITs you can get according to your marks and rank here. Use Shiksha JEE College Predictorhttps://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor?utm_source=cconnect&utm_medium=CR_JEECP&utm_campaign=7489993. -
Try for private colleges. Don't drop a year. Because at the end of engineering you will be needed to appear for national level competitive exams like GATE, IES. So, just take admission wherever you are eligible.
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You should go for private colleges or try to get admission via management quota in any aided college.
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You can get a decent college. Check colleges here:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor?utm_source=cconnect&utm_medium=CR_JEECP&utm_campaign=6540165.
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