My son got 91.8percent marks inter board and 72 JEE main score does he get admission B.Tech mechanical in sastra university.

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R
7 years ago
Yes, your son has good chances of getting admission. Best of luck.

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Jyoti  Prajapati
6 years ago
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Srinarayan Prajapati
6 years ago
Hello Please go with this college predictor this will help you to choose best for you https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor Thank you.

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Yash Gupta
6 years ago
Hi Chinnu Rao, Kindly predict your colleges in this college predictor. JEE Mains rank predictor is an online tool which predicts the candidates rank range and probable colleges based on the difficulty level of the examination, average marks scored in JEE Main and seats available in IITs, NITs, GFTI

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Shashank Sharma
7 years ago
Yes, your son stands a very good chance, he may not get the desired branch at first, but he will get admission. All the best.

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pradeep kumar
7 years ago
Admission in SASTRA University is purely based on the merit. The university takes 70% students from JEE (Main) score and +2 marks, and remaining 30% from +2 marks only. So in your case you scores 72 marks in JEE (Main) and 91.8% in +2. University will provide you the 25% weightage for JEE (Main) and

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Vinayak R
7 years ago
Yes he can get. It's based on your SASTRA rank i.e 0.25 of your JEE main marks and 0.75 marks of your 12th aggregate percentage. The result rank will be released on June 9.

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A
7 years ago
It depends on college reputation, infrastructure and whether it is government or private.

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