I got 67 percentage in 12th PCM and also my JEE score 47 I am interested in maths and computer, can I appear again for JEE for engineering?

I got 67 percentage in 12th PCM and also my JEE score 47 I am interested in maths and computer, can I appear again for JEE for engineering and can I get seat in college based on my 12th percentage or I really need to improve my JEE score.

86 Views|Posted 6 years ago
Asked by Aneesh Kumar
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Ram S
6 years ago
To be eligible in JEE you must get minimum 75% marks in your board exams or else in top 20 percentile in your board but if you belongs to sc it less than 75%. .

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