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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Anil Narayanan MBA from iimc , product manager - internet | Contributor-Level 6
9 years agoEligibility for most of the engineering colleges is 50% in PCM subjects . So you must be eligible to apply to most of the colleges -
u can also eligible in both departments -
u should hope for more
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it shouldbe 60 percent overall -
Yes, You surely can.
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you will be eligible to give engineering entrance exams as your aggregate percentage has crossed 60% which is required for giving any engineering entrance exam of national level. As far as state engineering entrance exams are concerned every state has its own criteria but I think50% aggregate is minimum requirement. -
yes u can.but do hard n smart work to secure a good rank.all d best. -
Yeah you are eligible for every course of B Tech and B.E -
yah you can do and i know you will achieve it
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Yes you can do this
now a days there are lots of competition in market of engineering
think and go ahed
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