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, many private colleges offer scholarships in the name of fee concession at the time of admission. It depends upon the college. -
You might go through some difficulties in first year, but if your result is good in the college, then you can get good scholarship.
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In some of the private colleges, you can get the scholarship. -
Yes, you can get scholarship up to 50 % in the first year of your college in good private universities. That is enough marks for pursuing engineering. Regards. -
Yes, you have enough opportunity. Go for LPU, Manipal University, JECRC, Sharda University, CU and also try for government institute. -
Though there are many scholarships offered to students within B.Tech graduation. These scholarship has certain criteria, and you'll only get them if you meet them. Moreover, there are certain institutes such as LPU which provide tuition fee reduction who perform well in their entrance exam. You can check that by directly going through the website of the institute or by contacting them personally. -
Sure. You could get Rs 20000/- rebate in the tuition fee at entry. The same can continue provided you maintain similar percentage and do not get detained in any exam. So in 8 semesters you could get Rs 1,80,000 benefit. Contact 9814221213.
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Yes, sure you can get scholarship for B.Tech in private colleges. College such as LPU offers scholarships based upon your class 12th percentage. -
Dear Varun, If we talk about LPU, it is one of the best universities in the country with 100% placement record. The university has been ranked really high by many external agencies. Apart from the rankings and placements, the university is having very good infrastructure and highly qualified faculty. The university sees to this that the students are able to do well in placement drives for which it provides extra inputs to the students. As is the tagline of the university "Transforming education" so they really have transformed it by offering scholarships to meritorious students thereby making quality education affordable to all. So, I...more
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