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I have an 8.4 CGPA in 10th, 58.8% in 12th and 7.4 CGPA in B.Tech electrical and electronics. What would be a list of the companies that I am eligible for?

Many of the people had asked me this types of questions, so i want to say to them not to worry, No one can give you any such list but now a days most of the company ask 60% or 65% in 10th, 12th, but i will suggest you to “Work Hard and Dream Big” 
Although many company don’t care for your CG, they only want to know your knowledge. I had heard many times that the person with a low CG or with a Back in any subject had  got the highest package in the batch. And once you get in the Industry, the only thing that will matter will be your Work.
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