I scored 96 in MH-CET and 54 in JEE Mains 71.06% in boards. Can I get any government college in Nagpur or Pune?

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Neha Somani | Contributor-Level 7

9 years ago

Hello Mansi, First of all, congratulations for these scores. As far as government colleges are concerned you need to wait for the CAP rounds to start. I can assure you about Pune but there are possibilities that you can make it in Nagpur colleges.

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Linki Parasnani | Contributor-Level 7

9 years ago

Yes, you can a government college but you just have to see the availability of seats and cutoff.

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