Engineering Entrance Exam

Hi,
Yes, there are two entrance exams for Karnataka:
1. COMEDK (for non-local persons)
2. KCET/DCET (Local Persons with 7 years locality in Karnataka)
I hope you better check the updates on this frequently.

Hello,
If you are a domicile of MP and for some reason, you are living outside MP then your children are eligible to get admission in MP. But I suggest you have a look at the official webpage of MP in this regard.

We can get admission in Government College in pharmacy through good marks in various entrance exams like JEE, NEET, CET or good percentage in +2 board exams.

Hello Kancharla,
Firstly and importantly, please remember that no exam is difficult. It's our preparation that matters. Secondly, for GATE syllabus is that of graduation. How will you start preparing for it in 2nd year? My advice firstly concentrates on studying for graduation. After this only prepare for GATE.

Selection to national institutes is based on the cut-off marks scored by a candidate in JEE Mains and the structure of option entry. For the residents of Karnataka, seats may be available if NIT-K is given the first option in the entry. It also depends on the branch selected by the student.

Hello Shruti,
NIT's at Surathkal & Warangal are considered as premier NIT's. It's difficult to say about marks since in coming exam pattern of questions is likely to be different. But on other hand I feel a percentile of above 70 should get you admission.

This year the opening rank was 4500 and closing rank was around 10000 for B.Tech Civil Engineering in NIT Surathkal.
In 2016, opening rank was 4605 and closing rank around was 11151. Score should be more than 220.

There are no secrets to crack. JEE Mains. Work hard and join a good coaching institute.

You have to first clear your basics as BITSAT contains more than 50% of the syllabus from basics. Increase your accuracy and reduce your time of solving the problems. Solving more and more problems will reduce your time and clear your concept.