I have scored 61.6%in 12th PCM and had appeared for no exam till date. I want to know the college where I can get admission in B.Tech CS.

58 Views|Posted 6 years ago
Asked by Rajat Jethi
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Vibhor Kashyap
6 years ago
Without any engineering entrance exam, you can get admission only in private colleges through management quota which will charge extra fee.

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Prashant Kumar
6 years ago
To take admission for B.Tech, at least you need to appear the JEE Mains Exams even if your score is low. Through JEE you may get college. But now without giving any exams and with very low marks in class 12th, you can get admission in engineering college only by management quota.

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Jyoti  Prajapati
6 years ago
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Bhomeshwar Rathore
6 years ago
To get entry into Government Engineering Colleges, there are only two ways either JEE or State engineering exams. So, either you can prepare for exams or go for private colleges and universities.

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