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My 12th (TN board) cutoff is 121.25. Can I get a seat for B.Tech IT or CSE in SSN?

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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan | Scholar-Level 17

6 years ago

Hello Jayachandiran, Your cut-off is very low to get a seat at any of the course at SSN College of Engineering. To get admission at SSN, you need to have at least 190 and above because the competition is too high. So, you cannot get a seat for IT or CSE at SSN.

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