What is the minimum CAT percentile required to get admitted in BN College of Engineering and Technology?

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The cut off of BN College of Engineering and Technology is minimum 85%. This college has the highest cut off and its varies from year to year. It is important to note that admission in enginering and technology program is based on a evaluation of candidate which includes factors, work experience and performance in the selection process conducted by the institute. BN College of Engineering and Technology is one of the topmost college and it is situated in Lucknow.

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