I have got only 45 % in pcm and 240 marks in keam.will i get any seat in govt engineering college

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Thanks for asking your query.

Below are the details for admission





For B.Tech Courses (including Agriculture Engineering/Food Engineering & Technology/Dairy Technology/Food Technology):



Qualifying Examination: Candidates must qualify the Higher Secondary Examination or its equivalent thereto from a recognized board.

Minimum Marks: It is required for the aspirants to pass qualifying examination with 50% marks in Mathematics separately and an aggregate of 50% marks in PCM subjects when put together.

If the candidates have passed the above examination with 45% marks in PCM put together, then he/she is eligible for admission under Management Quota in Private Self Financing Engineering Colleges/Government Controlled Self Financing Engineering Colleges.

In case, candidates not study chemistry subject, then marks secured in computer science subject will be considered.

If candidates have not studied computer science & chemistry subjects, then the marks scored in Biotechnology will be considered.

In case, candidates not study Chemistry, Biotechnology and Computer Science, the marks secured in Biology will be considered.

Hello there

According to the eligibility criteria for Keam, one needs to pass 10+2 examinations with 50% marks in Maths and 50% marks in PCM combined.

In order to take admission in Private or Government Self Financial Technical Institutes, one needs to secure minimum 45% marks in PCM combined.

The eligibility criteria for minimum marks is 50%.

If you fulfil the above mentioned criteria, then only you are eligible to get admission in a college through Keam.

For more information, kindly refer this article..

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/keam-eligibility-criteria/amp