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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Scholarship is usually provided by the State Government. The private colleges don't have any scholarship programmes of their own. But, they will help you get the state government scholarship. -
Hi Varun,
I am not sure about colleges but some private universities provide the scholarship to students on the basis of their marks in PCM in class 12th or they may also consider overall percentage. -
Yes, you will be eligible for scholarship to pursue B.Tech in private college. But, I suggest you to take admission on FW (FEE WAIVER) seat. Good Luck. -
You can get a best government college in your state counselling and get better scholarship in private college also.
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Hello there,
I think that you may get the scholarship after giving some desired tests that private colleges have and getting selected in them. Also, you can get education loan from different reputed banks like ICICI, SBI, etc. to complete your B.Tech.
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Yes, you can get scholarship according to your 12th percentage and what you get depends on you. -
First of all, it is BE in private colleges except some. And only few gives scholarship based on 12th marks. If you are from Madhya Pradesh board and you have rank under 150k, then you can get Medhavi scholarship conditioning annual income below 6 lakhs.
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Yes, you can try for it as your 12th percentage is good. Also, sit for the their own exams that they conduct.
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Refer the following link:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor
Several colleges have scholarship schemes.
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