I got 72.1 percentile in jee main. can I apply for admission In CS branch. Plz tell me the procedure.Thanks

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Jyoti  Prajapati
6 years ago
Hello, I suggest you a link which can help you to predict college according to your rank , https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/jee-main-college-predictor Thankyou!

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pradeep kumar
6 years ago
Your expected JEE Mains AIR is about 295964. While the ranks below 50000 can be safe for B.Tech CSE. So your chances for B.Tech CSE are moderate. Admission process: All admissions to LNMIIT Jaipur are handled only through the admission portal on the college website. The aspiring candidate should r

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