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Ragib Ali Khan

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Candidates must have passed their 10+2 or equivalent exam from a recognised board.A minimum of 45% aggregate marks in the qualifying exam is required for the general category, while SC/ST/OBC candidates from Madhya Pradesh need a minimum of 40% and Candidates need to appear for and qualify in JEE Main or MP BE (Madhya Pradesh), or other relevant state-level engineering entrance exams. 

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Nishtha Surbhi

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Rishima Khare

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At 53 percentile you are unlikely to get admisson into a top tier government college or top private collg. But there are so many cllgs for engineering so u can easily get admission into a private cllg based in noida, gaziabad etc. If you are not a resident of Delhi then you may secure seat in any private or state cllg in your area. Or else some top decent cllgs offer seats based on your 10+2 level n low JEE score like Jaypee noida. You can explore such options. Or else best decision would to take a drop and re-appear to improve your percentile incase you don't want to get into a private cllg. 

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Ribba Mogal

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B.E. or B.Tech at M.A.M College of Engineering and Technology is a good choice because the college offers strong academic support and through practical learning. The labs are well-equipped modern and the faculty is experienced. There is good focus on projects as well as skill building. Placements are decent with many companies visiting the campus. The environment helps students to prepare for their future careers.

 

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Ragib Ali Khan

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Admission to BE / B.Tech is offered to students who pursued 10+2 from tamil nadu . And application are made through TNEA. In short way visit the college 's official website download the application form fill it out. Candidate from outside tamil nadu can also apply, but they may need to provide a nativity certificate 

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nishwa Nm

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The documents required at the time of admission in B.E./B.Tech at Sinhgad college of engineering:10th certificate, 12th certificate, character certificate, Transfer certificate, ID (adhaar), MHT CET score card, photos of the students. 

It is advised to contact the college directly before admission. 

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Ragib Ali Khan

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In 2024 the cutoff for BE in:

information technology are around 75691 in last round 

B.E in civil engineering us 188415 in last round 

B.E in electrical and electronics engineering is 147555

B.E in electronic and communication engineering is 142950

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Ribba Mogal

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The TNEA cutoff for Kalaignar Karunanidhi Institute of Technology KKIT can typically range from around 8,700 to 26,300 for open category students. This reflects about the overall seat allotment pattern during the last TNEA counseling cycle .

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Ribba Mogal

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B.E. or B.Tech at KKIT is one of the best choices because they really focus on hands on learning, not just theory. The labs are very well-equipped and faculty are mix of experience rich and industry aware so they guide students accurately. Placements are also impressive and companies come for campus drives. Plus the campus vibe is supportive and full of various technical activities.

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Ribba Mogal

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For B.E / B.Tech admission at Kalaignar Karunanidhi Institute of Technology KKIT, you need to have passed class twelve with Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics.

General category students need at least 45 percent marks in these subjects combined.

Reserved category students need to have around 40 to forty 45 percent marks.

Admission is done through TNEA counselling based on your class 12th marks.

Direct / lateral entry into second year is possible for Diploma holders based on their Diploma percentage.

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