I got 77.19 percentile in JEE Main, can I get CSE in this college?
Asked about Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra - B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering
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Hello Manish,
Your probable rank will be around 199k and at this rank you're chances are nil for getting CSE at BIT, Mesra Ranchi, so I will recommend you to look forward for April Mains.
All the best. -
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Please mention your CRL ranking, so that we can better address your query. Alternatively, you can refer your Ranking with a view to the previous year’s cutoff range from the website of www.josaa.nic.in. The probability of getting into ECE will be clear based on your ranking.
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With this percentile, it would be difficult for you to get admission in BIT Mesra in General category. But, if you belong to reserved category, you may have the slightest chance of getting through. Moreover, this further depends upon the home state quota as well as the other state quota. -
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