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 require a minimum of 80 percentile in your JEE Mains to get into good colleges. Refer the link here for more details. www.lpu.in.
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You can get direct admission in some private colleges and also in some good colleges by management quota if you don't want to drop. However, for this you need to have PCM with 50% aggregate atleast in 12th, and if you want to drop then work hard. -
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6 years agoHello,
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This score won't fetch you good government colleges. You can go for best private universities which too offer quality education and high placements these days. LPU provides quality education at reasonable cost and immense exposures both national and international along with unbeatable placements. It has international tie-ups with more than 50 countries already and has 200+ companies visiting during campus placements.
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You can apply for LPU with 75%, but you will have to appear for the LPU NEST entrance test and need to qualify in it in order to get admission. For more details please visit LPU website or call the toll free no.1800-102-4431. -
Dear HArsh, With 63 marks it may not be possible, but you can write LPU NEST and qualify for it. B.Tech CSE is a highly in demand programme, it is highly dynamic field and requires equally dynamic programme curator who can upgrade the programme curriculum realtime !
The eligibility is 60% with Maths Physics and English. There are two categories I. e Students from north eastern states, Sports/cultural achievements in which there is some relaxation to the rule. So yes, if you fall in these categories, you can proceed with the admission. Since placements are considered as the ultimate barometer success, I would enumerate some facts and fig...more -
Hello, You made me recall, my result day of Class 12th, I had almost the same scores as yours. The point I would like to highlight, that Your scores, don't decide your knowledge and learning. Well talking about Engineering College, I have done my engineering from LPU and with my experience, I can say that if you are looking for experienced faculty members, well-equipped labs, internship/training assistance, excellent placement, LPU is the best option. With your scores in Class 12th, you can apply for admission at LPU and you have to qualify LPU NEST as well. You can also get scholarship with such scores and also aim for higher scholars...more -
63 marks par tumhare 88 percentile ke aas pass Hoga, jisse tumhe lower branch milne ke chances hai. -
Hi, You can visit this link for an understanding on the colleges that you might get with this score. https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-Mumbai-856/cutoff-jee-main
You can simply search for the college of your choice and check its cutoff. -
Lovely Professional University gives direct admission to the students scoring equal to or more than 85 percent in JEE Mains. They are given scholarships as well. However, those having scored less than 85 percent need not feel disheartened. They can appear for LPU NEST the entrance cum Scholarship Exam of LPU and appear for the proctored test sitting at home. You may get a huge scholarship as well. Let me tell you the NIRF ranking of LPU is 51 in engineering. Hope this answers your question. Good Luck.
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