I got 65% in boards & 31 marks in JEE Mains. Which college should I join for B.Tech in computer science?
I belong to SC category.
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You should score better marks for getting into JEE. Prepare well.
Best of luck. -
You can drop a year and then score better in 12th or JEE Mains then you can get a good college. -
Open this link and you will get your
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor -
Go for cgc landra in chandigarh best for you -
There are so many good universities in the country. I would suggest you to apply in some of the good universities and prepare for that, once you clear the entrance tests with good marks you will definitely get Computer Science. So work hard and achieve it.
All the best. -
Hi dear,
By these marks, you can not get a good college government and private college. There are no chances of you getting a government college but there are chances that a private college takes you at this score via management quota. So, if you are ready to spend money, go for a private college. I won't be suggesting you for this as you need to study and work really hard and if you don't do this, your money will be wasted. -
You will get Tier-3 colleges only with that marks and in that too you will definitely not get computer science branch, I guess. So, it will be better for you to try some other universities exams like BITSAT for BITS-Pilani, SRM, VIT and many others are there, you can also look for some integrated programs offered by good universities in which you get B.Tech+M.Tech in a 5-year integrated course.
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As your HSC12th and jeemains score is not so good that u can get a good college so I suggest u to take 1 year drop and prepare yourself by joining any good classes. And then score above the cutoff then surely u will get a nice college. Good luck. -
Hello Ayush,
Don't worry the marks are not too bad you can go for private colleges. Eg.
LNCT Bhopal
DAVV
MIT Pune
SRM
VIT
Thapar
Chandigarh University, etc. -
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