I've got 86% in my +2 (CBSE), 82% in PCM, is it good to opt for marine engineering? If so, can I apply please explain with the procedure?

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Hi Anagha, Yes, you are eligible to take admission with this score in board exams. To get admission in marine University, you should appear for the entrance exam. If not appeared, then you can get admission through management quota. For that you need to visit the campus. Best of luck.

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