Engineering Entrance Exam

Hello Mayur,
There are 3 attempts for JEE Mains and 2 for JEE Advanced and it is applicable only in the consecutive years (the next next years).
I'm not sure about CET but I think you can give it 3 times (for SC, ST category) or 2 times (for general category).

Hello Mayur,
There are caste wise cut-off marks to qualify JEE Mains and advanced. It varies every year.
But it is advisable to score at least 250 and above in JEE Mains to get a good NIT, IIIT or GFTI.
In JEE Advanced, you need to have an AIR of 3000 and below as there is no caste reservation like JEE Mains.

Hello Mayur,
JEE (joint entrance examination) consists of 2 papers namely main and advanced.
The syllabi is NCERT class 11th and 12th physics, chemistry and maths.
In JEE Mains, there are totally 90 questions in which each correct answer is given +4 and a wrong answer is given - 1.
The questions will be generally easy compared to advanced but you need to score at least 250 and above.
In JEE Advanced the paper is unpredictable. The syllabi is the same but the total marks and the negative marking vary.
It is really tough and it is competitive too.
All the best.

Hi,
If you have missed CSAB special round counselling, then there is no other way. Now, the only way to take admission is through management quota but in only private colleges.

You can qualify JEE Mains if you work hard and focus on your studies only.
Procedure to select college is through counselling.
You will have to participate in counseling.
And you can pursue CSE as it is the most demanded course these days.
Other than that you can also pursue civil engineering.
Your branch will totally depend on your score in JEE Mains.
Good luck.

Hello Althaf,
The admission into B. S. Abdur Rahman University is based on the scores in BSAUEEE or JEE Mains.
This is the only admission procedure.
Other than that, I think there is no way to get admission as I doubt that there is no management quota.
You may contact the admin for more details regarding this.
I hope, this helps you.

As per the new criteria, you won't be eligible for admission in NITs or any other CFTIs since you have got less than 75% in 12th.
So you should fill in the improvement forms and give boards next year.

Just go through the NCERT books and take one MCQ book for practice and go through the key concept and point of each topic and practice problem of maths and physics.
All the best.

Yes, you can get admission but here is the big condition that if you want admission, then you have to score about double then your category cut-off marks then only you can get admission into NITs.