Are there any good collages in india for cse where i can get admission with 65.600 percentile in jee mains and 75 percent in 12 board cbse

Hello Sandesh, LPU has not given any guidelines pertaining to admission on the basis of national tests. Best thing to do right now is to appear for LPUNEST and seek admission in B Tech CSE. However, you need to fulfil the eligibility conditions.

Since you have already qualified JEE you would know the drill and preparing for LPUNEST won't be much of a task. All the information pertaining to LPUNEST such as syllabus, previous year question papers, sample papers is given on the lpunest website. You can click on the website and get the required information. Hope this helps. Good Luck

For this score as a 2nd year B. Tech CSE student, I would like to suggest you for LPU.

Lovely professional university has an extraordinary placement record for CSE division. Recently, LPU CSE Students bagged a bundle of 42 LPA with Microsoft. Also, another student, Akhil got 37 LPA placement. Besides all this, there are fortune 500 companies that likewise use to hire from LPU recently.

A portion of the giant recruiters include Cognizant, Cape Gemini, Amazon, Tech Mahindra, SAP Labs, VM Ware, Google, Microsoft, Apple, Yahoo and a lot more. Along with this for fabulous placements and excellent training LPU achieved many milestones in terms of providing the best exposure to its students.

Aside from standard things like placement, infrastructure, dignitary visits, exposure and rankings etc. I want to mention the most underestimated characteristics of LPU.

The campus is loaded with intelligent  students and well experienced faculty members from all states of India as well as from 72 different countries.This variety empowers the civic sensibilities and collaboration abilities between the two that is students and teachers. This quality is required world over by practically all associations furthermore, this is apart from vast exposure of culturally diverse working advantages.

The students are needed to stay under discipline with respect to attendance, which is non negotiable. The course delivery happens in a more dynamic environment, so students need to stay present in the class.