I got 93%in 12th class with additional math 91 marks general category which college i got admission in north campus

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    Nikita Garg | Contributor-Level 9

    7 years ago
    It is slightly tough to get admission in North Campus colleges, but you can easily get admission in any South Campus college and South Campus colleges are good too.
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    Shivani Hashia | Contributor-Level 9

    7 years ago
    North campus is not possible, but you can wish for some colleges of south campus. All the best.
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    Sumati Mahajan

    7 years ago
    North campus colleges generally have a greater percentage cutoff and that also depends on the course which you want to take admission in. You can try for south campus colleges. They are also pretty good. Otherwise, you can keep a check on merit list as colleges release a number of lists and each list has a lower percentage than the previous one.
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    Sumati Mahajan

    7 years ago
    North campus colleges, generally have a higher cut off than this for most courses. But, certain colleges release many lists with each list having lower cut off than the previous one. You can wait for these lists, but also keep checking South Campus colleges. They are also very good and with your percentage, you can easily get admission there.

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