I got 88% in class 12th & 77 marks in JEE Mains. Can I get scholarship to pursue B.Tech in a private college?
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Yes, you are eligible for scholarships. Give scholarship exams for different colleges. Besides, a few colleges offer to students performing well in Boards. All the best. If you find this helpful do give an upvote. -
Yes, I think you are eligible for scholarships.
Check out the procedure of RIMT University. -
Yes, you are eligible for getting scholarship. There are some organizations that provide Rs. 10000 as a scholarship for B.Tech pursuing students. You can confirm it through your college. Thank you. -
Yes, you can get scholarship in some of the private colleges for pursuing B.Tech in colleges like Amity University, LPU, etc. -
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First of all, congratulations for the 12th and the JEE Mains. If you are talking about the scholarship then the top private university, Poornima University is providing a 100% scholarship. If you have 90% and above in PCM then not just for 1-year, you can maintain your scholarship for 4-years. -
You will get a number of opportunities to get scholarship in any college both government. And private. First of all, many institute offer scholarship to the students getting more than 85% in CBSE, if you are a fresher. Then there are numerous scholarship for which you can apply online. Almost every good company including Reliance and LIC conducts some scholarship hunt. Some scholarship can also be availed on the basis of your pointers in college in 2nd or 3rd year. First of all congratulations for the 12th and the JEE Mains. If you are talking about the scholarship then the top private university, Poornima University is providing a 100...more -
I thank you for giving me this opportunity. I'm glad to help you. Hi Arvind, I suggest you to use the Shiksha 's predictor tool for more information and this will help you to predict the college according to your choice rank or percentile
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Yes, you can get the scholarship. -
You can get scholarship in Amity University, Sharda University, LPU etc. , based on PCM marks.
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