I got 65% in boards and 31 marks in JEE Mains. Which is the best engineering college I can get for CSE and in comes in sc category?
I belong to SC category.
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With this marks, you must prefer private colleges or some government colleges with less cut-off in CS branch.
Good luck. -
With 31 marks, you will not get a good government college. You can look out for private colleges like Sanghavi Institute of Management & Science, Indore. I would suggest you to take a drop of 1 year and reappear for JEE exam with more hard work and take admission in IIT.
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You should opt for Mahakal Institute of Technology.
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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.
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Any of the NITs is best and last NIT is equal to the
1st rank in EAMCET and according to me, just apply all college, you can join in any NIT according to your category, it comes better NIT only and joint choose only CSE just apply all. All branches are best in NIT comparing to state level so don't confuse better to apply all branches.
Best of luck.
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