I got 85.6 percentile in JEE. Which colleges can I expect with this score?

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Humendra Narayan
a year ago

There are many good options available at 85.6 percentile in the JEE Mains exam. You should definitely apply for AKTU councelling at this percentile and you can get good colleges like AKG Ghaziabad, ABES Engineering College, GL Bajaj Engineering College, NIET etc. at this percentile.

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