My pcm marks is less than 150,so can I get admission in engineering
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6th Jun, 2019
Dear friend, try for admission in LPU, the eligibility is Pass with 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 (with Physics, Mathematics and English) or equivalent, subject to qualifying LPUNEST or JEE Main. Check the link below
https://www.lpu.in/programmes/engineering/b-tech-electronics-and-communications
For more details, contact the university.
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5th Mar, 2018
Hello Rahul,
Actually the engineering entrance exams like IIT, BITSAT, CUSAT,etc looks for the eligibility criteria in which you have to fulfill the minimum of 60% marks in PCM to appear in the entrance exams.
But you are not able to fulfill this criteria,so you can't appear in such entrance exams.
By the way you can go for the private engineering colleges which also provides good educations.
Don't worry, be happy.
A single sheet of paper can't decide your future.
All the best.
Actually the engineering entrance exams like IIT, BITSAT, CUSAT,etc looks for the eligibility criteria in which you have to fulfill the minimum of 60% marks in PCM to appear in the entrance exams.
But you are not able to fulfill this criteria,so you can't appear in such entrance exams.
By the way you can go for the private engineering colleges which also provides good educations.
Don't worry, be happy.
A single sheet of paper can't decide your future.
All the best.
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4th Mar, 2018
For a fact I know the government colleges need a minimum of 65% in PCM as an aggregate.
You've scored less than 50%.
Try for private colleges and you might want to keep the donation ready.
You've scored less than 50%.
Try for private colleges and you might want to keep the donation ready.
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4th Mar, 2018
Hi Rahul,
You can get admission in some Engineering colleges on that score. Just go through the admission details of colleges and their cut offs.
All the best!!
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4th Mar, 2018
Hello!
Yeah you have the chance to get seat in engineering in only some colleges.
Yeah you have the chance to get seat in engineering in only some colleges.
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