I have got 51 marks in JEE Mains, what should I do further?
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Hi Vikas,
You can visit this link for detailed information:
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You can opt for the state government college that accepts admission on the basis of JEE Mains score also or you can opt for the private college.
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There are very low chances of your admission in these colleges because your rank is not good. Please try state colleges like reapraj.org and others, there are some chances of your admission. -
Please use the college predictor tool by Shiksha. This will help you to predict the college according to your rank/percentile:
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For a good college, you can take a drop and prepare for JEE Mains from good coaching or self. -
You can either drop one year although it is not a good option or you can apply to a private university, some are even doing really great or you can also do B.Sc. In physics or chemistry and give Mains next year.
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Dear Vikas, With 51 marks it may not be possible, but you can write LPU NEST and qualify for it. B.Tech CSE is a highly in demand programme, it is highly dynamic field and requires equally dynamic programme curator who can upgrade the programme curriculum realtime !
The eligibility is 60% with Maths Physics and English. There are two categories I. e Students from north eastern states, Sports/cultural achievements in which there is some relaxation to the rule. So yes, if you fall in these categories, you can proceed with the admission. Since placements are considered as the ultimate barometer success, I would enumerate some facts and fig...more -
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6 years agoHello,
Please click on the link for rank/score details:-https://www.shiksha.com/college-predictor
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor
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Hi,
This score won't fetch you a good government college or NITs, but you can go for another try in JEE or apply for private universities. Private universities also provide quality and competitive education along with best technology and infrastructure these days. One among such is LPU, which provides for both national and international scope. -
I think you can give one more chance to JEE Mains and secure above 80 percentile and get into a good university.
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