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JEE Mains cutoffs are different in every colleges but for a safe side one should at least get 90 percentile to secure seat in CSE branch.

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Your Estimated Rank is Between 109329-90144. wishing for Luck.

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When will be AEEE CSAP 2023 registration start?

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3 years ago
The CSAP registration of the Amrita Engineering Entrance Exam 2023 will be started after the final phase result is declared. Exam Dates:
Registration for Phase 1: 18 November 2022 to 10 April 2023
Registration for Phase 2: 18 November 2022 to 18 April 2023
AEEE 2023 slot booking for phase 1: 6 April 20

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When will the counseling start for other state students?

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3 years ago
The counseling process for OJEE 2023 will be started for various courses after the display of the merit list and will be organized via online mode. The counseling registration will start from August 2023 for UG courses. Unfortunately, I couldn't find any information about other state students eligib

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AEEE Eligibility Criteria 2023:
Age: Applicants, whose date of birth falls on or after July 1, 2000, are eligible to apply for Amrita Engineering Entrance Exam AEEE 2023. Educational Qualification:
Students must Clear their 10+2 or it is equivalent while securing an aggregate of 60 percent marks in P

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The GATE exam pattern for ECE (Electronics and Communication Engineering) has been revised for GATE 2024. The exam will have Multiple choice questions, Multiple Select Questions (MSQs), and Numerical Answer Type NAT questions. For MSQ questions, candidates will have 4 options, out of which, candidat

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The decision to take a drop or join a college depends on several factors such as your career goals, financial situation, academic background, and personal circumstances. Here are some points to consider:
Your career goals: If your career goal is to get into a top engineering college and pursue a care

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97.06 percentile JEE Main is CSE branch can I get.

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Your chances of getting CSE branch admission in a particular college depend on various factors such as the total number of seats available for the CSE branch in the college, the number of applicants who have applied for CSE branch, the difficulty level of the exam, and the category to which you belo

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In admission round your OBC rank is not considered, general rank is considered. According to your JEE Main rank you can get a lower branch in IIIT or NIT. If you are okay for studying that branch subject and have interest in them then go for it. From whichever state you are Keep that state governmen

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According to your JEE Main marks you can get a good branch in IIIT or NIT. From whichever state you are Keep that state government college in your top priority as you have more chances in those colleges. You have good chances to get good government college. All the best.

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