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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello NAHD, the only solution for you in this situation is admission in private engineering college under management quota. They admit students without any entrance exam. You will have to approach them individually. Best wishes to you.
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Bhavya Undergraduate Btech CSE from Sastra Deemed Univers
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Sorry it's not possible to get CSE with your score.
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Bhavya Undergraduate Btech CSE from Sastra Deemed Univers
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Sorry it's not possible to get into sastra with your score.
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Bhavya Undergraduate Btech CSE from Sastra Deemed Univers
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Sorry, it is not possible with your rank to get into Sastra University.
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Akanksha Warade
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Hello,
ICT has 70% of seats reserved for state candidates I. e. through CET. And the rest 30% of seats through JEE Mains. At 96.7 percentile, I guess there is a good chance that you get admitted to B.Tech courses. As their cutoff is lower compared to B. Chem. So yes, there is a chance. But note that it also depends on other factors like number of students applying for those 30% seats. If all goes well, SEE you at ICT Mumbai.
ICT has 70% of seats reserved for state candidates I. e. through CET. And the rest 30% of seats through JEE Mains. At 96.7 percentile, I guess there is a good chance that you get admitted to B.Tech courses. As their cutoff is lower compared to B. Chem. So yes, there is a chance. But note that it also depends on other factors like number of students applying for those 30% seats. If all goes well, SEE you at ICT Mumbai.
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