I got 79866 CRL in JEE mains 2020 and 26124 CRL in JEE advance 2020. I scored 96.7 percentage in my board eams. Can I get into PSG College.

I am super confident that I will get below 2000 in Andhra Pradesh EAMCET exam. I got 115 marks out of 120. I got 261 marks in BITSAT.

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