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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Hello,
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Dear, it depends on your category and home state In 31 marks, you will not get any good college neither government nor private. If you have decided to pursue B.Tech, you can take a gap of one year, do hard work and join any classes and give JEE and refer NCERT text book for PCM. Best of luck dear. -
Dear AYUSH LPU aims at making the professional education stretching from local to global level and from classroom-based to the web-based education
My brother studied in Lovely professional University and got placed in Amazon, So I heard many times about LPU from my brother and according to him:
To enable the students LPU keeps pace with changing technological advances, the university has industrial tie-ups with various industries. Studying these courses as a part of the curriculum that provides the WILD CARD entry to the industry. Some of the industrial Tie-ups include Google, SAP, Cisco, Bosch, Dell EMC, VMware, PEGA Systems, Intel, Mic...more -
First tell us, what is your category? With 31 marks, you will not get any reputed college neither government nor private. If you have decided to pursue B.Tech, you can take a gap of one year for hard work and join any classes and refer NCERT text book for PCM. -
You should try again for this exam as this marks will not help you to get any good college and if you don't want to drop out then you try for any private university.
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Parul University, Vadodara.
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You can join private good college. LPU is also a good option for the same. You can appear in their LPU NEST and can qualify for scholarship as well. -
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Piyush Dadhich pursuing engineering in electrical department | Contributor-Level 8
6 years agoYou will get only few private college WITH this score. You can prepare for 1 year more, if you really want to pursue B.Tech or otherwise you can get private colleges in Mumbai. -
You can visit this link
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor -
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Ashish Sharma Education Consultant, Political Analyst, traveler. | Scholar-Level 17
5 years agoHi AYUSH You have got fine enough percentage now You need to qualify the LPU NEST exam only. Eligibility criteria to take CS as a branch of Engineering is that candidate must be pass with 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 (with Physics, Mathematics and English) or equivalent, subject to qualifying JEEMains. You can give LPU NEST an online proctored test, the syllabus and the paper pattern is given on the website. The question why to choose LPU would be obvious. Lovely Professional University, has become the landing place of many leading industries for recruitment. LPU has many top rankings in placements. The students of LPU have been placed...more
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