I've got only 10 marks in JEE Mains but I will get above 75% in state board. So, can I get a good govt. college for computer science?

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Hello Shubham, Based on your JEE Mains marks, you are not eligible for government colleges because you have not met the cut-off. You can get a good private college on the basis of your class 12th board percentage. Hope I have explained in a better way.

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Shubham, you have not mentioned about your category earlier so I made such suggestion. For now, if you are from PWD category, then 80-90% chances are there that you can get a government college.

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