Shall I pursue Diploma first and the get admission for B.Tech for automobile? I have scored 58.92% in 12th.

It is getting difficult for me to get admission for B.Tech.

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Asked by Sourabh Kuthe
4 Answers
Dharamveer Dheer
6 years ago
Dear Saurabh, If you have 58.92 in 12th, my first suggestion is to share your marksheet, I can try to view if in different combinations to assess the eligibility, If still you fall below the eligibility, please SEE if you fall under following categories which have relaxations: (5% relaxation to Nort

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Sourabh, it will be good idea to go for Dual Diploma- B.Tech (Automobile engineering,). The eligibility criteria for the same is Pass with 50% aggregate marks in 10th (with Mathematics, Science and English) or equivalent. http://www.lpu.in/programmes/all/10th/Engineering/Automobile_Engineering_(AE)

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6 years ago
Hi, The minimum eligibility criteria for the B.Tech programme is 60 percentages but still, there are relaxations based on which you can SEE if you are eligible. The relaxation is as follows:- 5% relaxation to North-East states and Sikkim candidates/ Defense Personnel and their Dependents/ Wards of K

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6 years ago
Well the minimum eligibility criteria for B.Tech programme is 60 percentages but still there are relaxations based on which you can SEE if you are eligible. The relaxation is as follows:- 5% relaxation to North East states and Sikkim candidates/ Defense Personnel and their Dependents/ Wards of Kashm

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