B.Tech. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering (Lateral Entry) 

at Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering, Delhi, Paschim Vihar

Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering, Delhi BTech admission is also based on IPU CET scores, followed by a counselling round. As BVP Delhi IPU CET cutoff 2023 was concluded after Round 2 of the Seat Allotment Result. According to the BVCOE Delhi cutoff 2023, the last round closing ranks ranged between 53659 and 93312, among which CSE become the most competitive specialisations. The Round 1 and the Last Round closing cutoff for the CSE course were 36573 and 53659, respectively for the General All India category students. So analysing the latest year cutoff ranks, candidates seeking admission to BVP Delhi must secure a ranke between 36573 and 93312. 

Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering Delhi accepts JEE Main scores, followed by a counselling process for admission to the BTech course. As per the BVCOE JEE Main cutoff 2023, the last round closing ranks for BTech ranged between 53659 and 93312, among which CSE was the most competitive specialisations. During the BVP Delhi cutoff 2022, the last round closing rank for BTech in CSE was 40559 for the General Al quota candidates. 

Candidates can refer to the table given below to check out the BVCOE Delhi cutoff 2023 last round closing ranks for all the BTech specialisations. 

BVP Delhi JEE Main cutoff was released for several category students, including General, ST, SC and OBC, among others. During the Bhartiya Vidya Peeth Delhi cutoff 2023, the last round closing ranks for BTech ranged between 455500 and 655311 for the ST All India category candidates. For SC category students, the last round closing ranks ranged between 187240 and 318810 for the AI quota. 

Candidates can refer to the table given below to check out the category-wise last round closing rank for BTech in CSE course:

After JEE session 2 is completed, only those candidates who are aiming for IITs need to start preparing for JEE Advanced after clearing JEE Main. Those who are above the 98th percentile should start preparing for JEE Advanced as soon as possible. Those below this, between the 95th and 98th percentile, should focus on attempting more mock tests and previous year question papers so that they have a better chance of clearing JEE Advanced

Candidates can appear for a total 6 times in JEE Mains. The number of attempts is calculated from the year of passing class 12. For example, if a candidate have passed class 12 in 2023, he/she can appear in both attempts of 2023 as well of both attempts of JEE Main 2024 and 2025.

If a candidate opts not to appear in the exam in a year/session, that attempt will forfeit. For example if a candidate who passed class 12 in 2023 but did not appear in JEE Mains in 2023, he/she will have four attempts remaining in 2024 and 2025.

As candidates have a plenty of attempts (six), it is advised to prepare well for the exam and then appear in the exam. Appearing in the exam without proper preparation could effect the performance.