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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..
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Hi.
CU admissions for B.E./B.Tech (and most UG courses) are based on its own entrance test CUCET.
According to CU's 2026 admission criteria page, to get admission you must apply through CUCET; that's the standard path for all engineering programmes.
While CU does accept JEE Main rank/scores, that acceptance is primarily for the purpose of scholarship eligibility (merit-based fee waiver) rather than for seat allotment.
The official “JEE-Mains Performance Based Scholarship” scheme mentions that at most 5% of total intake seats in each course are offered under that scheme.
CUCET is mandatory for admission — you can't skip it
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Antu Kaibartya
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The way HETC admissions through JELET are conducted.
HETC admits JELET to lateral entry (i.e. to 2nd year) with a Diploma in engineering/ technology.
With 2024 counselling, HETC B.Tech (lateral) courses were ranked last with the general-category, with most courses ranging from in the range of 7760-7916 (across branches) to allocate seats.
Caution 410 rank is probably not high enough.
410 is a far better position than 7760 - however, JELET ranking is such that the lower the rank the better the merit. Wait, that is that 410 is higher merit than 7760.
However — there's a catch. The announced range of the scale of the rank that was used to
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Chikat Marchang
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NIT Trichy - National Institute of Technology will release 6-8 rounds of JEE Main cutoffs for admission to BTech in Chemical Engineering. The cutoffs will be released on a rolling basis, and the seats will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. The cutoffs are based on factors such as Category, Performance, Seats Available and Competition.
Candidates must visit the official website of entrance exam to read clear instructions on how to proceed with the counselling process, once the round is released.
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The Chemical Engineering department at Chandigarh University has a strong placement record. Students benefit from specialised labs like Mass Transfer, Heat Transfer, and Process Dynamics, which prepare them for real-world industry challenges. Companies such as Reliance Industries, Hindustan Unilever, MG Motors, VA Tech Wabag, and Tata Consulting Engineers regularly visit the campus to recruit fresh talent.
Graduates find roles as process engineers, plant engineers, quality control engineers, and R&D professionals across chemical manufacturing, petroleum, pharmaceutical, and environmental consulting industries. The department also
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In terms of chemical engineering, Chandigarh University is an awesome place to study. The department owns some major, elegant laboratories for doing experiments to comprehend things happening in real time.
Faculty members encourage students to write research papers and join mini-projects, encouraging them to attend seminars and present papers. On the skills development side, industry talks, seminars, and extra courses are organized. They offer quite strong placement support, with associations with the likes of industries in paints, fertilizers, energy, and manufacturing.
The curriculum is robust and flexible to integrate cont
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