Which college can my daughter get? She has scored 61864 rank in JEE Mains and 95% in class 12th. She is interested in maths and computers.

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Archit Kumar | Scholar-Level 16

9 years ago

Hello Sakshi, Your daughter managed to score very well in her boards and Jee Mains. However, according to her rank, there is some chance for BIT-Mesra, but it will be better for her to take a break and prepare well for next year, she will really get best the colleges next year with a little push.

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