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Rupesh Katariya

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With 39% in PCM, it might be tough to get B.Tech CSE at Jain University even through management quota, as the minimum required is 45%. You can still check directly with the college—they sometimes allow exceptions or may suggest other options.

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Rupesh Katariya

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Yes, SIT, Pune (Symbiosis Institute of Technology) accepts MHT? CET scores for B.Tech admission. You can also apply with JEE Main or the institute's own entrance exam (SITEEE). Just make sure you've completed 10+2 with Physics and Mathematics and at least 45% marks. Then apply through their admission process based on your entrance score.

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To get lateral entry into B.Tech CSE at COEP Tech in 2025, you must have completed a Diploma in engineering with at least 45% marks (40% for reserved categories) and studied Maths. Admission is done through Maharashtra's CAP counselling based on Diploma marks. Only 10% of total seats are for lateral entry, so aim for a strong Diploma score.

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Rupesh Katariya

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With a 26,000 rank in BiPC and BC? B category, you have decent chances for B.Tech in Biotechnology in good colleges. For example, Andhra University's cutoff for BiPC general was around 21–22k, so BC? B rank could secure a seat. VIT Vellore and Thapar University also accept BiPC students through exams like VITEEE. Focus on applying through state counselling or entrance exams to explore these options.

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Rupesh Katariya

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B.Tech fees through WBJEE:

  • Government colleges (like JU, IIEST, KGEC): INR 4,000–60,000/year (plus INR 20k–50k for hostel/mess) 

  • Semi-govt/autonomous (like RCCIIT): INR 2–3 lakh/year

  • Private colleges (like IEM, NSHM): INR 1–3 lakh/year 

 

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Rupesh Katariya

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Hello! With a JEE rank around 8.2 lakh, it might be tough to get into top-tier government colleges, but don't worry—you still have good private college options for B.Tech in CSE with decent placements. You can consider:

  • Lovely Professional University (LPU)

  • Chandigarh University

  • Amity University (Noida)

  • Parul University (Vadodara)

  • MIT ADT (Pune)

These colleges offer CSE course  with  a good campus placements if you work on your skills (DSA, web development etc. ).

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