If my overall 12th percentage is 65% in cbse board with pcm, will I be eligible to apply for b. tech?
Asked about LPU - Lovely Professional University - B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering
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Yes, you are eligible to get admission, but you won't be getting any scholarship with this percentage. -
yes, you're eligible to get b.tech admission in LPU.
Minimum eligibility of LPU is, you should score a minimum of 45% aggregate marks in 12 th
and you have to qualify LPU-NEST.(if you want scholarship). You can also get admissions through management quota. -
Yes, the minimum requirement for B.Tech is 60%, so in this case you will not be eligible for scholarship but if you will get the good rank in LPUNEST exam then you will be getting the same. For more information visit https://www.lpu.in/ -
As for eligibility concern, you can get admission at LPU but here I would like to tell you the eligibility criteria for taking admission in B.Tech program at LPU.
A student should get 60% aggregate marks in class 12th with Physics, Maths and English. And, also need to qualify JEE mains with 80 percentile or have to qualify LPUNEST.
For more details, you can go to the link which is given below for more information-
https://www.lpu.in/programmes/engineering/b-tech-computer-science.
Hope this information is helpful for you. -
Yes, of course many colleges are taking even that much percentile, as it is not bad.
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According to your 12 th Science percentage with Physics , Chemistry , Mathematics , you can eligible to apply for B.Tech . Minimum Qualification for BE is that candidate have to qualify 12th with at least 60 percentage ! -
Yes, you can but it also depends on college eligibility criteria.
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Yes, you can apply for admission in B.Tech.
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