What is the expected cutoff for Panjab University in 2024?

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Janki H Gajjar
2 years ago

Panjab University cutoff for the BTech and the BArch courses will be out after the JEE Main results are released. As of now on the basis of last year, the forthcoming cutoffs 2024 can be anticipated for the General category Home State Quota as follows:

CourseExpected R1 Cutoff 
B.E. in Computer Science and Engineering68317
B.E. in Electronics and Electrical Communication Engineering96068
Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.)2067
B.E. in Civil Engineering170519
B.E. in Mechanical Engineering136993

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