I've got 68.5% in HS, 55 marks in JEE Mains, 11620 (gen) rank in WBJEE, 465 SC rank in WBJEE. Can I join in Jadavpur University (any steam)?
I have got 10/10 in 10th board, 68.5% in 12th CBSE exam and an SC rank of 11978 in JEE Mains.
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WBJEE counselling is over you should try in spot round there are many branches where you can try.
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