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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Kindly use the college predictor app. I hope this will resolve your query.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor
All the best. -
Please try for other private colleges through different entrance exams. Please do not drop for one year to reappear for JEE.
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I think, you should try for Subodh college in Jaipur, Rajasthan and for government college RR College in Alwar, Rajasthan.
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If you don't have any problem in coming to Pune then join Ajeenkya DY Patil University. The syllabus is well customised for the current need and you will find a very friendly and cooperative staff. You will find a staff willing to take feedback and suggestions and happy to work with you. But your marks will be an issue. -
Hi,
How are you?
Well other then IITs and NITs, there are many private universities like VIT, SRM, BITS, Galgotias, NIRMA University, UPES-Dehradun, Amity, Sharda, LPU
which are having high placement records and the decorum here will enhance your personality.
Thank you and keep asking! -
Since, you are a good student so don't waste your time. You can apply for many good colleges.
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With 65% in boards and 33 marks in Mains, there is no possibility to get admission in Tier 1 or 2 colleges. Though if you can pay extra then my suggestion go for some reputed private colleges. VIT and SRM can be preferred, also some colleges in Bangalore are also good. -
Having 31 marks in JEE Mains, it is impossible to get any college through JoSSA JEE mains counseling, no matter what is your category. But beyond this, many private universities like VIT, SRM also conduct their entrance examination, if you have no financial problem then you can go for B.Tech in computer science in these universities. Thank you. -
You have two options right now, 1st is to drop a year and prepare for JEE if you want to take admission in any reputed college and 2nd is to take admission in any private college. Wish you best of luck!
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I am afraid that you get good government college for this marks, instead you try for private engineering college which have their own set of criteria for admission or take states exams marks and try to do well. I would suggest for UEM Kolkata the best for its placement record and infrastructure. To know more about the college visit here:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-engineering-and-management-kolkata-47398
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