Sir I am CBSE student I got 82% marks. I want to became an engineer but I didn't apply for JEE now what I do.

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Asked by Happy Verma
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pradeep kumar
6 years ago
There are many colleges offering engineering courses on the basis of 12th marks and their own entrance exam. So you can apply there as per your interest. The few of them are given below. 1. LPU Jalandhar (Last date 15.07.2020) 2. SRMIST Chennai (On the basis of 12th marks only) 3. VIT Vellore.

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