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For Mode 2 (board merit) at Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology, the process is simple:

You apply through the same online admission form, and while filling it you select the 12th PCM merit category. Then:

• Upload your 12th marks (PCM)

• Register for counselling

• Seats are allotted based on your PCM % (JEE used only as tiebreaker)

For CSE (rough idea):

• Safe zone: 95–97%+ in PCM

• 93–95% → borderline (depends on year & competition)

CSE is the most competitive, so higher % gives you better chances 👍

Yes, you can 👍

At Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology, B.Tech Biotechnology doesn't strictly require JEE — your 12th (PCB/PCM) marks are considered.

With 77% in +2 and NEET background, you may have a chance, especially in later counselling rounds if seats are available.

Just make sure:

• You meet eligibility (Physics + Chemistry + Biology/Maths)
• Apply and stay active in counselling rounds

It's not guaranteed, but definitely worth trying 👍

Yes, you can get admission in Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology 👍

With 80 percentile (JEE) + 90% boards:

• CSE/COE → unlikely
• ECE/ENC → difficult but maybe in later rounds
• Mechanical / Electrical → possible
• Civil / Chemical / Biotech → good chances

Your 90% boards will help in the board merit category, so stay active in counselling rounds.

You should get a decent branch — just keep expectations realistic 👍

At Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology, first-year students are usually given separate, designated hostels to help them settle in.

For boys, it's typically hostels like H, J, K blocks (can vary each year).
For girls, PG/MB blocks are commonly allotted.

Rooms are mostly double/triple sharing, with basic furniture, Wi-Fi, mess, laundry, and security.

Exact allotment changes every year, so you don't choose manually — it's assigned during admission. But overall, first-year hostels are decent and safe 👍

For Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology, the Computer Engineering (International Program) cutoffs in 2019 were a bit lower than regular COE, but still competitive.

Rough idea (2019 trends):

• Around 92–95 percentile (approx.) for General category

• Could vary depending on round and seat availability

International programs usually had slightly relaxed cutoffs compared to core CSE/COE.

Exact numbers changed each round, but mid-90 percentile range was the safe zone 👍

With 96.8% in RBSE, you've got a strong chance 👍

At Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology, scholarships are usually based on top board/JEE performers and are limited.

With your score, you can expect:

• A merit-based scholarship (tuition fee waiver/partial)

• Exact % (like 25%, 50% etc.) depends on your rank among admitted students that year

Top slabs usually go to the highest scorers, so the final amount depends on competition.

Best part — you're definitely in the range to be considered. Just apply early and keep your documents ready 👍

Thapar University offers multiple placement opportunities to the students. Some of the top recruiters that took part in the TIET placement season 2025 were PwC, Deloitte, Nestle, TCS and Aditya Birla Group.

For LM Thapar School of Management, the online GD/PI is pretty straightforward — they're not trying to trick you, just understand how you think.

In GD (if conducted):
They'll see how you:

• Express ideas clearly

• Listen and build on others' points

• Stay relevant (not just speak a lot)

In PI:
Focus is on:

• Your basics (academics, work if any)

• Why MBA + why Thapar

• Clarity of goals

• Communication and confidence

Online format also means they notice:

• How clearly you speak

• Your presence (eye contact, not reading off screen)

Simple tip: be genuine, structured, and calm. You don't need fancy answers — just clarity 👍