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While it's difficult to say definitively whether you can get into CV Raman University with 70% in class 12th, it highly depends on several factors:

1. Specific Program: Different programs at CV Raman University have different eligibility criteria and admission processes. Some programs might have higher minimum marks than others. You haven't mentioned which programme you're interested in, so I can't give specific advice on that front.

2. Entrance Exams: For B.Tech programs, CV Raman University considers both your class 12th marks and your score in entrance exams like JEE Main or CVRU CET. A good entrance exam score can significantly improve your chances even if your class 12th marks are lower.

3. Reservation Categories: If you belong to any reserved category (SC/ST/OBC/PWD), you might receive relaxation in the minimum marks requirement.

4. Overall Profile: Even if your marks fall below the typical range, a strong overall profile with excellent extracurricular activities, achievements, and a compelling application can still make you a competitive candidate.

What you can do:

• Check the specific eligibility criteria for your desired programme on the CV Raman University website: 
• Contact the admissions office and inquire about the minimum marks requirement and weightage given to different factors in the selection process.
• Consider taking entrance exams like JEE Main or CVRU CET to improve your chances.
• Highlight your strengths and achievements in your application to showcase your potential.

Remember, a 70% in class 12th may not automatically disqualify you, but it's important to be realistic about your chances and explore all available options to strengthen your application.

Unfortunately, CV Raman University doesn't officially release cut-off marks for their entrance exams. However, there are a few ways you can estimate the cut-off for your desired program:

1. Check the university website: While the university doesn't explicitly state cut-offs, they might mention the previous year's admission process and the weightage given to different factors like entrance exams, academics, etc. This can give you a general idea of the selection process and the level of performance expected.

2. Consider unofficial sources: Educational websites like Shiksha often publish estimated cut-offs based on previous years' data and trends. Keep in mind that these are just estimates and should be taken with a grain of salt.

3. Contact the university directly: The most reliable way to get information about cut-offs is to contact the university's admissions office directly. They can provide you with the latest information on the selection process and may even be able to give you a general idea of the expected cut-offs for your program.

Here are some resources that might be helpful:

• CV Raman University website
• Shiksha

Remember, cut-offs can vary depending on several factors, so it's important to consider all available information and not rely solely on estimates.