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 need to have 50% aggregate atleast in PCM in 12th and if you want to drop then work hard. -
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It is hard to get seat in any college but you can better apply in deemed universities.
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You may look into other curriculum apart from engineering that will be suitable for your interest and skill type. -
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In case, you don't get your desired college, don't settle for something mediocre. Instead of settling down for some mediocre college, it would be better if you try for some good private university. Many reputed private universities are offering B.Tech in different branches. They have different criteria for admissions. Some offer admission on the basis of JEE scores, some offer admission on basis of their own tests and some offer admission on the basis of...more -
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Click on the link below and watch the video till end. Follow the instruction as per video, and at the end you will able to get the list of colleges that you might get on your rank basis.
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If you belong from SC/ST then little bit good, but this is not good marks you can drop one year for better results if you want, other wise move on there are so many options.
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