Sir...i'm getting 384 marks in uptu gen rank 7716... Jee mains marks - 122 isc board aggregate - 92.75% and i want cs ..what should i do??
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If you want CS then go for UPSEE counselling only. There is no chance of CS in any college through JEE counselling but you can go for JIIT or Thapar University. -
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