Is getting 70-75% in class 12th enough to get a good college in USA for UG programme in mechanical?

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Surya Goswami
9 years ago
Your score must be 85-95% in boards for top ranking colleges like, Harvard and Stanford University and also for scholarship.

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I am not looking for top colleges something like University of Alabama.

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