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aanchal jain

Beginner-Level 3

As you are aware of that the pattern of the examination for this year has been changed, so the cut off marks will not be same as previous years. However, with that much score. You may not be able to get into JEC. JIST would be swift to you.

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Mansi Ved

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There are many colleges in Andhra Pradesh. Decide the city where you want to get then you can select the one.

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Rutul Shah

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I think, with this score it might be hard for you.

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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan

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Hello Pawan,
You may use the link below to know the colleges for B.Tech CSE at Haryana and their fee structure:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/colleges/b-tech-in-computer-science-engineering-colleges-Haryana
There are low chances to get a college with your JEE Main rank and hence you can try for colleges with your board exam marks or via any other exams.

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Mandeep Jaglan

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IIIT-Bhagalpur is definitely better being mentored by IIT Guwahati and permanent campus started building. Leave the IIIT tag alone, it provides best facilities, approved by MHRD as institute of National Importance.

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Rupesh Chauhan

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You have to first do BFA, because the minimum eligibility of MFA is BFA. So, go for BFA.

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