If I get 45 marks in JEE Mains can I get SGSIT, Indore or ABM IIT, Gwalior or Jabalpur Engineering College?
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Hello, hope you are doing well. Sorry with these marks you are not going to get any government college if you belong to General and OBC category. For SC and ST category there will be some chances that you can get SGSITS Indore, ABM IIT Gwalior or JEC but for first 2 category there might not be any chances for all these colleges. All the best. -
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SACHIN NAMDEV M. Sc. Mathematics at Govt. P. G. College, Damoh | Contributor-Level 9
7 years agoIt depends on the cut-off and choice filling. Sometimes most of the students fill any particular branch, so it becomes difficult to get that branch in the college of your choice. I think most of the students fill for CSE, ME, CE. First of all decide the branch you want to opt. If less students desire any particular branch, there are more chances to get it. Appear in all rounds of counselling even CLC too. Nowadays students have interests in different courses other than engineering. First of all, know the ratio of students according to their choices of branch this year. Then fill those branches which are opted by less students. -
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