CUET

The selection process for B.Tech some University accepts merit-based admission to all its courses. Candidates who have qualified for UGC NET/ JRF are directly called for PhD interviews. YBN University Ranchi offers multiple programmes under various disciplines, namely Science, Engineering and Technology, Law, Journalism and Mass Communication, Computer Science and Information Technology, Arts and Humanities, etc. CUET Marks vs Percentile analysis would make a rough estimate of marks or percentile accepted by top colleges in India. According to previous year’s analysis of CUET Marks vs Percentile, marks above 700 is acceptable only in top ranked colleges in India. In the previous year, around 5685 students scored 100 percentile in English while 1796 students scored 100 percentile in Political Science. While in Physics 83 students scored 100 percentile in CUET exam, around 24631 students scored 95+ percentile. Students can calculate their percentile by dividing the number of students with the same marks or less by total number of candidates who appeared in CUET exam.

The steps in the selection process are as-

1. according to 10+2 merit score (minimum 50% PCB aggregate).
2. via performance on the Sharda Scholastic Aptitude Test (SSAT) plus PI.
3. based on the results of NEET or another state entrance exam
4. academic past history is evaluated.
5. the university makes no mention of the CUET score requirement.
6. final admissions made during councelling sessions.
   In conclusion, the primary means of admission to the B.Pharma programme at SOP Sharda University is through Class 12 grades or scores on qualifying entrance exams. There is currently no established cutoff or minimum score required for the CUET exam in order to be admitted to Sharda University's B.Pharma programme because the CUET pharmacy subject exam is not offered.

The selection process for B.Sc. course at Jindal School of Environment and Sustainability, Sonepat has many steps. Those steps are as follows :

Step 1 : The candidates must ensure that they successfully meet the eligibility criteria which says that the candidate must have passed 12th board examination or any other equivalent 10+2 examination from any of the recognised education board of India.

Step 2 : Apply for admission through the official website of Jindal School of Environment and Sustainability.

Step 3 : Sit in the further more selection rounds conducted by Jindal School of Environment and Sustainability. It also includes personal interview and supplemental question. During this round the candidate's score in CUET, JSAT, SAT and ACT will also be taken into consideration. The minimum CUET score that is required is not fixed and it changes every year. Neither the college releases the CUET cutoff data publically. 

Step 4 : The result is announced by the college. The list of selected students is released.