What is eligibility criteria for B.Tech in CSE? Can I get admission in CSE with 61 marks in JEE Mains?
Asked about G.L. Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management - B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering
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Hello Nitish Pandey
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Candidates aspiring for the B.tech CSE course, need to qualify through their 10+2 exams from a recognised educational institute. Also, having science stream in 12th standards is mandatory with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as compulsory subjects -
Pcm marks should be 60 percentage above and you will get admission. -
It depends on which college you are seeking. What is your category? If you are seeking a private college, then you can get that without caring for your JEE marks. For govt. college, I don't think it is easy for you to get admission.
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Abhishek Kumar Mishra currently pursuing Btech;:Mechanical engineer | Contributor-Level 9
7 years agoGetting admission through JEE Mains with this score is impossible and especially in computer science.
But if you are thinking about GL Bajaj, you can go for it, you simply have to give exam of AKTU and after qualifying that you can get admission in GL Bajaj.
You may also take admission in GL Bajaj, but for that, you have to follow the college criteria. -
No, you can't get admission on the basis of this score. For direct admissions, you should at least have 70 %in PCM. You should qualify written exam and interview.
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It totally depends on which college you are seeking. In your marks, you cannot get any government college and some private colleges. But, you can get other private colleges. Go and check. -
Hi,
Your score is less for top engineering colleges. You have to apply for other colleges also. -
Yes, you can get admission in GL Bajaj. You can also apply for direct admission on the basis of your boards marks.
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