I got 93 percentile in Jan JEE Mains and will try to increase the percentile in April but if it does not increase, will I get LPU or LNMIT?
How are the placements and fees at LNMIT and LPU?
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Please visit this site first-
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There are higher chances that you may get admission in LPU. Best of luck. -
You should try for jee mains next chance.
Which is in april.
But don't worry about admission you have a good score you would get admission there. -
You will easily get admission. No worries in that, so you can visit directly https://www.lpu.in/ for any information. -
LPU also takes admission on the basis of its own entrance examination and also on the basis of board percentage, so if you don't get good score in JEE Mains then you can try for the other one. -
First of all concentrate on part 2. LPU and LNMIT both are in different league. LNMIT is ahead of LPU. Can not predict about admission but have a chance to get admission in LPU. -
First, try to get any government college if it is possible for you can get better exposure and better faculty as compared to any private colleges but if you fail to do so then start searching for private colleges. Yes, you can go for LPU with this percentile. LPU provides decent placements. Also, you will get good scholarships in LPU with your percentile and will have to pay a reduced fee. -
Don't go for LPU and try again because you have one chance again in April JEE. Practice more and get good marks don't opt private university first.
Try to take best. -
You will be getting admission on the basis of your 12th marks, along with that scholarship also and if also you have not increased percentile then also no issues on the basis of your 12th marks only you will be admitted. -
It may be possible to get admission in LNMIIT with this score. However, it depends on the scores of the applicants this year.
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