B.Tech Eligibility

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varun bhatiastudent's counselor

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Hi Nivetha, congratulations for getting 80% in 12th and yes you can get B.tTech food technology but I would tell you to hurry up in it as B.Tech whichever branch students are lined up for admissions so you have to act up fast for admissions.
All the best.

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SHOAIBULLAH S

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There's no such free seat. You can get a seat under government quota if your CET rank is below 18k for General and below 26k for reserved categories.

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SHIVANT KUMAR PANDEYI am a Full Stack Developer.

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70% seats open through JEE and rest with 10+2 merit. You need to have qualified JEE exam.

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JISHUA THOMAS

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Yes, you are eligible for getting a seat to pursue CSE. Your scores in JEE Mains and JEE Advanced are good enough but some universities take their own entrance tests as well so for those universities you have to check their criteria to get admission.

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Hi,
Since in JEE Mains 2019, your percentile is quite low, you have mere chances in getting admission MITs by merit seat. Also, you may get admission in MITs by management seat. The management fees is a bit higher for MIT than VIT, because the college fees per annum is almost 1 Lacs more in MIT than VIT. Almost all the colleges give admission through management quota. Have you wrote the JEE Mains April exam.? If you have a hope of getting a good percentile in April exam, then that would get you more chances to get admission in MIT.

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