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5 months ago

With a 78.9 percentile in JEE Mains 2026, getting a Computer Science (CS) seat in a top-tier government college is very difficult.

If you just want a government college and are willing to skip CS, you can easily get branches like Civil, Mechanical, or Chemical engineering in your home state.

So, your

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5 months ago

Well, having been a follower of the engineering college scene going on for some time in Haryana and Delhi-NCR, I feel that the “best” college really depends on the students' personality and what they precisely want to achieve after they come out of engineering.

Some students are looking for Governmen

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5 months ago

Well, having been a follower of the engineering college scene going on for some time in Haryana and Delhi-NCR, I feel that the “best” college really depends on the students' personality and what they precisely want to achieve after they come out of engineering.

Some students are looking for Governmen

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5 months ago

Yes, listed below are some colleges that don't require JEE:

  • MIT Manipal — takes MET (Manipal's own exam)
  • Amity University — has its own entrance test
  • SRM University — takes SRMJEEE
  • Chandigarh University — accepts CUCET
  • Hindustan Institute of Technology, Chennai — direct admission based on 12th marks

 

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5 months ago

Yes, listed below are some colleges that don't require JEE:

  • MIT Manipal — takes MET (Manipal's own exam)
  • Amity University — has its own entrance test
  • SRM University — takes SRMJEEE
  • Chandigarh University — accepts CUCET
  • Hindustan Institute of Technology, Chennai — direct admission based on 12th marks

 

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5 months ago

Choosing between the private or government Engineering colleges in Pune at the same JEE rank is a tough choice. 

So, if your JEE rank gets you into a reputed government college, go for it without a second thought due to lower fees; but if the government college option at your rank is average, th

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