IIT Kanpur - Indian Institute of Technology Answered Questions

At IIT Kanpur, candidates can go for various BTech and BTech Integrated courses through JEE Advanced scores. In 2023, IIT Kanpur cutoff has been released from 238 to 11824 for the General AI category. In connection to it, if a candidate acquire a rank of 8000 in JEE Advanced exam, then the only BTech programme candidates can avail under 8000 rank is B.Tech. in Biological Science and Bioengineering as per IIT Kanpur cutoff 2023. So, yes, it is achievable to get the BTech course.

Yes, you can take admission through both quotas including General and OBC, however, the courses may vary in both. Considering the IIT Kanpur JEE Advanced cutoff 2023 for the General AI category, the rank stood between 238 and 11824. Similarly, for OBC AI quota, the rank varied from 146 to 5256. At 7k under General AI category, there are options available for the candidates. However, for OBC AI category, at 6k, you cannot get anything. Further, check out courses available under 7k for General AI category candidates.Course2023B.Tech. in Biological Science and Bioengineering8031B.Sc. in Chemistry11824B.S. in Earth Science11426

IIT Kanpur JAM cutoff 2025 for the MSc in Mathematics programme saw fluctuations in the cutoff ranks over the last three years. For the General category students, the 2023 round 1 cutoff was 151; in 2024, it declined to 131. However, IIT JAM cutoff 2025 increased to 181. Therefore, candidates seeking admission to IIT Kanpur 2025 should at least attain 181 or higher to get a better chance at admission. IIT Kanpur offers MSc specialisations based on the IIT JAM exam.

No, all the students willing to enroll into Thiagarajar College of Engineering BTech courses must appear for the TNEA counselling. This counselling process is conducted at the state level for seat allotment in government and government-aided engineering colleges, university departments, and constituent colleges of Anna University. Moreover, the counselling process is conducted purely in online mode.

Admission to the B.E. / B.Tech programme at Padmabhushan Vasantdada Patil Pratishthan College of Engineering can be obtained without MHT CET, if candidate have a valid JEE Main scores. The college accepts scores from both JEE Main and MHT CET for admissions. 

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Admission to PES College of Engineering B.E. / B.Tech course is based on the entrace exam either MHT CET or JEE Main.Candidates must have passed the 10+2 (or equivalent) examination with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as compulsory subject with a minimum of 45% marksIf your score is good in the JEE Main the you can apply for the admission to  PES College of Engineering B.E. / B.Tech course without KCET

Dates of HSTES application process for admission to B.E. / B.Tech courses at AKIDO College of Engineering may vary based on year. In 2025, the applications will open on 5th June. There are no exams for HSTES. The ranks are given based on the scores obtained in the JEE Main exam. 

Yes, you can get admission to Trinity Academy of Engineering for B.E. / B.Tech without the MHT CET exam. To be eligible for the course, the candidate needs to have a minimum of 50% marks in Class 12th in a relevant stream. Eligible candidates will also have to appear for the JEE Main exam (if not appearing for the MHT CET exam) and score valid marks to secure admission to the course. 

Yes, Hasmukh Goswami College of Engineering (HGCE) may offer B.E./B.Tech admissions without solely relying on JEE Main scores. While JEE Main is a common entrance exam, HGCE might also consider scores from other exams like GUJCET or other state-level entrance exams for admissions. Additionally, some private institutes may offer management quota or merit-based admissions, potentially bypassing the need for entrance exams entirely.