Engineering College
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Congratulations for getting good percentile in JEE mains 2020. The rank you may get according to your percentile in general rank list is between 264000 to 300000 . This rank is predicted from our rank predictor tool you should also ry this I will provide its link below.
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It should be depend upon your interest in study . As both of them has good career in future .
In study of agriculture you will get to know about plants, insects, fertilizer, seed , farm machineries and equipments, soil and water engineering , food processing and
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Based on your son's comedk ranking he'd get into colleges like Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering and Bangalore Institute of Technology in CSE branch. Both are some of the best colleges in Karnataka. I am basing this on previous years cutoffs for home state considering your son has
A lot of colleges take admission through JEE main score both government based and private. You can see what colleges you stand a chance of getting into using the careers360 jee main college Predictor. It'll predict colleges based on your ranking that are available to you. You might
It will be quite difficult for you to get into any govt. engineering college with this rank. You should opt for private engineering colleges instead. You may also opt for state counselling like Hariyana, MP etc through JoSAA counseling process.
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School Leaving Certificate is the proof that you have left that school on account of various reasons - viz, Passed the Course, Further education is not available in that school, you have failed and do not want to pursue further education / education in that school or you
Yes , you could definitely get an Engineering college with less than 60% in 12th Class. But you have to score a good percentile in JEE or state entrance exams . As the private college's follow 150+ criteria in PCM for engineering admission. If you have scored in JEE mains
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Seeing the percentile and rank , it is difficult for your son to get admission into IIT, NIT or other government colleges. Also , he would not get computer science as his desired engineering branch. But, apart from government colleges, he could get admission into a private college where
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