I got 71 percentile in JEE Mains and 78% in 12th boards am I eligible for B.Tech in CSE in cgc landran.
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Hello Garvit. Congratulations on doing this well in both exams. The cut-off for CSE is 75% in board exams. However, the admission in B.Tech streams is guided by both results- JEE & Board. In order to know whether you would be able to get a seat in CGC, Landran, please make a call on 1800-2003575, or email us or just walk-in. The complete contacts and address of the college are available on the official website: https://www.cgc.edu.in/
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