Will I be eligible for B.Tech or B.E? I will score only 50% marks in mathematics, above 70% in chemistry & physics.
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Hi
Your aggregate should be 50% above and as most of the colleges go by entrance so you do have a chance.
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Yes about 80% collages in india wants an agregate of 60% in pcm -
Yes you are eligible for BE. -
yes you can chose any line in b.tech
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Ranjith Kumar Lagisetty I'm a guy who is straight forward and friendly | Contributor-Level 8
9 years agoyou are eligible because you have cleared all subjects but the percentages are low but it is fine. Try to find a good college for under graduation so you can have a good future. -
Yes you will get college don't worry you are in eligible category. best of luck -
Yes your are eligible. Your entrance exam score will determine the your chances of admission. -
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chandan kasuladevi it is competitive world run for life | Contributor-Level 8
9 years agoyes you will get because minimum 50% is required in each subject for B.tech or B.E -
Yes, you are eligible. -
yes u are eligible check for private colleges.
Bst of luck
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