With 102 marks in Mains and 82% in PCM CBSE board and 127 marks in JEE Advanced, can I get CSE branch in LNMIIT?

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Abhishek Bansal
8 years ago
There is no chance for you to get CSE branch in LNMIIT because the selection is on the basis of Mains number and the cut-off for CSE always remains above 135 marks. Your chances to get mechanical in LNMIIT is somewhere possible and after first semester on basis of your academics top 5 student can up

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Aakib Khan
8 years ago
Hi, first of all LNMIIT takes admission only on the basis of JEE Mains not through JEE Advance and you have very slim chances of getting a seat at LNMIIT in CSE. Last year cutoff for CSE was 140 in the last round.

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