Computer Science and Engineering Eligibility

Hello Anand,
Why are you obsessed with Engineering? It's not the end if the world. With your marks, you can get admission only in a private college may be through management quota only. But I will definitely advise you to think of career in commerce, Humanities, fine arts, eco, etc.

Hello Santy,
You should have passed higher secondary exam from a recognized state or central board of school education with physics, chemistry and mathematics as core subjects. The minimum pass percentage for general category remains 45%, whereas candidates belonging to reserved categories can pursue the course with 40% marks in aggregate.
Hope this helps! All the best!

Your board exam cut off marks are not required to get admission at SRM University. You need to clear an entrance exam called SRMJEEE and get a good rank like 10000 or below.
The fees will be high, but it is a good university.

Hello,
Of course he is eligible, but it's uncertain if you'll get the asked for course. You can always select a course and then slide to the desired course after the end of the first year if you have a +9 GPA.

The eligibility required to get seat in Bapatla Engineering College in CSE have good in maths, physics and chemistry with marks up 60% and the Bapatla is very tough to take admission in Bapatla college people will have to hard work in maths, physics and maths try your best m best good have a nice day.

Sorry, to say, but your marks are very low. At this stage, I don't think your SC quota will work to let you take admission in DYPAC. DYPAC cut-off goes very high, so better is to go for any other private university/college with these marks.

For pursuing a degree, you need to write an entrance exam.

You can get admission through lateral entry. If you want to take admission in a good college, you need to qualify an entrance exam.

Here is a link that will help you know the colleges you are eligible for, on the basis of your JEE rank/score:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor