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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
You do not stand any chance of getting admission for B.Tech CSE in IIIT-Hyderabad.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Saurabh,
In this college, admissions are normally based on MHTCET. However, some seats against All India Quota are filled by JEE Mains ranking. But your ranking is really low and I fear you have only a slim chance.
In this college, admissions are normally based on MHTCET. However, some seats against All India Quota are filled by JEE Mains ranking. But your ranking is really low and I fear you have only a slim chance.
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Suman Kashyap#NITian
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You cannot get a good college on the basis of your JEE score. You can either go for a private college or you can also prepare for JEE and attempt it next year.
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vaishali singh
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Your AIR will give better idea of college than marks. According to this year cutoff, 136 is really good marks and you can get state level college with nice branch. Getting a seat in good NIT's is a bit difficult if you belong to general category.
Cut off of JEE Advance is going to be a bit high because maximum marks were high for general category people.
Cut off of JEE Advance is going to be a bit high because maximum marks were high for general category people.
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kriti arya
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Hey Sneha,
I understand your concern as you didn't get required score in JEE so it's hard to get admission in a good government college but don't worry you can find a better option in a private college/university. I would like to suggest you to pursue civil engineering from UTM Shillong.
My cousin graduated from UTM last year and is placed in a big organization in Bangalore. UTM is the campus of MIT Pune and it's hard to find such dedicated faculty members and quality of education that they provide to their student. They have a module which focuses on every aspects of infrastructural engineering such as structural engineering, geo techni
I understand your concern as you didn't get required score in JEE so it's hard to get admission in a good government college but don't worry you can find a better option in a private college/university. I would like to suggest you to pursue civil engineering from UTM Shillong.
My cousin graduated from UTM last year and is placed in a big organization in Bangalore. UTM is the campus of MIT Pune and it's hard to find such dedicated faculty members and quality of education that they provide to their student. They have a module which focuses on every aspects of infrastructural engineering such as structural engineering, geo techni
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
Scholar-Level 17
Hello Yuva Kiran,
Yes, you can get a seat at Sastra University. Your chances are high. They consider your board exam percentage and JEE scores (97.8&62). Your percentile will be 97.8(0.75)+62(0.25)= 88.85. On this basis, you will be placed on a rank.
Apply if you have not and the last date is June 10.
All the best!
Yes, you can get a seat at Sastra University. Your chances are high. They consider your board exam percentage and JEE scores (97.8&62). Your percentile will be 97.8(0.75)+62(0.25)= 88.85. On this basis, you will be placed on a rank.
Apply if you have not and the last date is June 10.
All the best!
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Rajat Pathak
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For general category, it is tough to get admission in computer engineering.
Last year cut-offs were around 155-160.
You have a good chance for IT in PICT.
Last year cut-offs were around 155-160.
You have a good chance for IT in PICT.
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Kundan SinghQualified CII-IPATE 2020 | GATE 2021|B.Tech(CSE)
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I think she should take a year drop and try next year. Sorry, but she will not get a very good college/university at this rank. Average private colleges will be always available for her. She may get central universities like HNBGU (UTTARAKHAND), NEHU (Shillong), CUH (Haryana). HNBGU has girls quota so chances are there for CSE.
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