Hello Amrita,

• I guess SRM has some branches which do not have 60% as criteria for admission such as Ramapuram, Ghaziabad, etc, they have 50 % or so. Find the exact eligibility criteria at https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/srmjeee-eligibility-criteria . The table shows respective eligibility board marks.
• VIT Bhopal or Amravati, you may have chances, but definitely, the fees will be extremely high. (Management Quota, that too through external people).
• AKG but again through Management Quota.
• Sharda University-50% is the criteria for minimum marks in 12th boards.
• BBD-Lko-50% is the criteria of minimum marks in class 12th boards.
• SRMU, Lko - 45% for B.tech
• Seth-Vishambhar Nath, Lko - they just need money, I guess no marks cutoff.

These were some of the better according to me and SRM GZB would be the best choice if you belong to North India.

And there are many more, you just need to get out of your house and walk 5 km in any direction. Most of them which are not very good and just provide you with a degree, don't expect marks in boards. They just want money.

Not being harsh but now there are colleges in almost every locality, which have zero value but will surely provide you with a B.tech degree.

In case you are not from North-India, I want to make you aware that there is a region near Delhi city, which is the hub of colleges. About 100 colleges are established in this Ghaziabad-Noida-Delhi region. This area is under heavy construction, and the colleges established here are very new and not worth of money. They don't want 60% marks, just money. Therefore, I want to tell you there is nothing like that if you don't get 60% aggregate marks in PCM in class 12th boards, you'll get no college, you'll get something for sure.

I suggest you to either give an improvement, in PCM to improve your aggregate or pursue B.Sc, they don't propose such high cutoff on board marks. Board marks especially 12th are useful throughout your life.

My results can be more specific if you tell me an estimate location, where you want college.

Hope this Helps,

All the best.

Regards.

HELLO Amrita

See with a percentage of less than 60% you are left with a very less chances of getting into any good or mediocre college.

I would recommend you to take a drop or aim for B.Sc

Thankyou and Best of luck