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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If you are in some sort of reservation you can absolutely get the scholarship. But to get a free seat in engineering you have to get a good rank and also for fee reimbursement you have to get below 10000 rank or else you should be an SC or ST in case of AP. -
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In our country, people truly believe on IITs and NITs for B.Tech and placement.
But, due to downfall, these are also losing its position.
Apart from these, some private college are BITS, SRM, NIRMA, VIT, SKIT Jaipur, UPES Dehradun and LPU are getting higher value.
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Yes, you can get merit scholarship at Anand International College of Engineering, Jaipur. There, you will get 100% tuition fee waiver.
It is a very good college and has many international features like VIT, Vellore and few IITs. -
You can apply for JIIT, Noida. It is best for you.
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Yes, some of the institutes do provide scholarships to the meritorious students based on the student's performance in 12th PCM, you can get up to 100 percent scholarship and also colleges provide scholarships to the SC, ST and OBC students and also to the students taking admission through TFW scheme. -
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Abhishek Kumar Mishra currently pursuing Btech;:Mechanical engineer | Contributor-Level 9
7 years agoThere are many colleges which provide scholarship on the basis of 12th merit such as Purnima University, Sharda University, etc. The AKTU or UPTU colleges also provide fee waiver seats. -
Yes, you can get a scholarship to pursue engineering fromany college, but the guidelines for scholarships are based on your family income and percentage obtained and also on your category, different states have different guidelines.
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NIMISHA SHARMA Member of Media and PR Committee @IMI B | Contributor-Level 8
7 years agoYes, you can definitely get a scholarship. Try for some good colleges. At 88%, Amity gives 50% scholarship. -
Yes, of course, your class 12th and JEE Mains marks are very good. So, you may get a scholarship to pursue B.Tech. -
You could get scholarship if you are in merit list of Madhya Pradesh board, despite of that if you are from other categories than general you will get minority scholarship also.
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