Which is the better college for me? I have scored 60 marks in JEE main and 61% in class 12th from Bihar board. I belong to general category.

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ADITYA Tomar
9 years ago
you go for private college government college is not possible

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Shivli Agrawal
9 years ago
You should think about going to some good private college. Based upon your marks a government college seems a bit out of reach. If you have given the entrance exams of the private colleges you can get admission based upon your rank in them. If you wish to go for engineering then try going for srm, m

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nayan agal
9 years ago
you did'nt get any college better you repeat 12th again

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