CUET

You can get admission into the B.E./B.Tech course of Vishveshwarya Group of Institutions (VGI) even without CUET. The institution takes in students mainly through state entrance exams like JEE Main or other similar entrance examinations. While some candidates are eligible for direct admission from their 12th-grade marks, others are eligible under institutional counseling. Be sure to check with the college for up-to-date admission requirements as admissions standards can shift. Be sure to check in regards to other requirements or entrance exams to complete with the specific program.

Hello, the desired CUET range is more than 70 percentile and above to get admission into B.Pharma programme which is offered by the School of Pharmaceutical Sciences at Apeejay Stya University. 

Admission to Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University's (BBAU) MCA General program in Lucknow is doubtful for those with a CUET score of 120. According to past cutoffs the MCA cutoff for applicants in the general category usually falls between 200 and 250 while the cutoff for applicants in the reserved category is marginally lower. Unless there are notable shifts in cutoff trends or category-specific eligibility relaxations a score of 120 might not be sufficient.

The university selects candidates based on Christ University Entrance Test for most of the courses along with other selection criteria. Christ University Entrance Test is an undergraduate entrance test conducted for admission to various courses such as BBA, BSc, etc. Christ University will release the Christ University Entrance Test schedule online. The selection process of these courses consists of Christ University Entrance Test, Skill Assessment Test, Micro Presentation and Personal Interview.

No, there is no such provision to get direct admission in BTech courses at Netaji Subhas University of Technology (NSUT) (formerly known as NSIT).

 There is no provision for direct admission or management quota. NSUT is an autonomous government institute that offers 85% of the seats to in-state students and 15% to outsiders.

CUET preparation demands a well-thought-out study schedule, practical approaches, and the appropriate materials. Firstly you have to understand your syllabus and break down the syllabus into parts. This would help you get an idea of which areas/topics you are good at and which areas you need to improve.You should have a well planned timetable. Go for regular mock test and the most important is to revise regularly. Discipline is the key for any competative exam, if you follow the above steps regularly you will definitely succeed. And for material you can look for subject specific NCERT books, R.D Sharma for maths and PYQ's for sure.

For Journalism basically i will advise you to choose for bachelors especially, either “Mass Media” or Political science or English like subjects because these subjects have essentiality in terms of journalism