Whether you can get admission with 121 marks in your desired college as a general category candidate depends on several factors such as the course you are applying for, the total number of applicants, the previous year’s cut-off, and the availability of seats. In competitive courses or reputed colleges, general category cut-offs tend to be higher because of increased competition. If your score is slightly below the average cut-off, you might still get a chance in later counseling rounds or through management quota (if available). It’s also important to note that cut-offs fluctuate every year depending on the difficulty of the exam and the number of students applying. If your marks are close to the last year’s cut-off, there’s still hope. Keep multiple college options in mind instead of focusing only on one, so you have backup opportunities. Also, participate in all rounds of counseling because many times seats open up when other students withdraw. Lastly, check your state or university counseling schedule and be ready with all required documents.

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