College of Engineering and Technology Bikaner Answered Questions

Yes, some of the courses may be available without CET exam. However Common Entrance Test or CET is the gateway for admissions to various professional colleges situated within the country. A student who wants to pursue a professional degree course in medicine, dental, engineering, architecture, etc., must enroll himself / herself for a recognized CET. However, only Class XII students who have achieved requisite scores in mandatory subjects can register and appear for the test. These highly competitive exams are open to all eligible domiciles of a particular state or the nation. The tests are conducted under the aegis of a state or the Central Government. If a competing student successfully qualifies the Common Entrance Test, then he is granted admission to first year/ semester of the respective course.

Not a problem at all. JSSCMS (SJCE) considers 50% of students through government quota i.e; through PGCET and the rest, 50% is through management. The only difference is the fee amount of Rs. 1, 00,000. If you are joining through management seat you will be paying Rs. 5,00,000 as total tuition fee Rs. 2,50,000 per annum. So, if you are considering SJCE as your priority among all the different colleges, then do it at earliest.
Get in through management seat.

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It's impossible to get an admission at that low score anywhere in Maharashtra since the cutoff of all top-ranked colleges is generally 80+ percentile for their PGDM programs (99+ for MMS). I'd suggest you reappear for CET and other exams and aim for a much higher score. Good luck!