Which good colleges can I apply after scoring 70.33% in 10th, 81.80% in 12th, 64.65% in B.Com and 90.07 percentile in MAT?

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Hi Akanksha! You can apply for any state level private colleges with this score. There are some colleges in Pune, which provide good quality education and placement scenario is also good there. So, try to apply for any colleges of Pune. Best of luck.

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Can uh please suggest some names of the colleges as I am really very confused?

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