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Previous year Assam JLEE question paper.

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6 years ago
If you have appeared for JEE Main January 2020 schedule then you can apply for special Schedules of Counselling ( online)which is conducted by LPU (lovely professional university). To apply for special counseling schedule, last date to apply is 20th April 2020
the applications are available on the we

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pradeep kumar
6 years ago
The last year’s closing rank at NSIT Delhi in B.Tech IT was 3028 in general category for outside Delhi candidates. Hence, you have to score above 99 percentile in JEE Mains for admission in the asked engineering branch.

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Don't be dependent on JEE , as the seats are very less as compared to seats for CET students.
Talking of your CET marks , if you are a general category student then its somewhat difficult to get admission,but if you are a SC/ST then definitely there is a probable chance to get admission. Beside all

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How much percent I need for JEE Main exam after 12.

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6 years ago
The basic eligibility criteria for admission in IIT, NITs and GFTIs through JEE Main is class 12th with PCM with minimum 75% of marks (For general/OBCs candidates) and 65% for SC/ST. The admission in NITs and GFTIs are based on ranks obtained in JEE Main exam and JEE Advanced is required for admissi

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Waiting for the lockdown to get over is not a good idea because even after may3, there is a huge possibility that lockdown may be extended and even if the lockdown is not extended why would you risk your health and travel for admissions? So it is advisable that you apply for admission to the univers

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Attending online classes is a fun and easy process. If you have attended online courses on EDX or MIT then you would already have an experience of attending online classes. However, those are recorded lectures. These classes conducted by the universities will be live. They will be held at a particul

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JKLU is conducting number of interesting webinars. These are conducted by the different departments of the university. Webinars are a very good way to learn and know what is current situation in the academic area and career opportunities. You should definitely attend the webinars while sitting at ho

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Yes, it is a very good idea to apply online for admissions. Considering the current situation, it would take a very long time for 12th board exams to be conducted and then waiting for the results. So, I would advise you to apply for college and choose the courses that you like. Fill the online appli

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