Engineering Entrance Exam

Hi,
You cannot neglect chemistry, physics and mathematics because it is the part of eligibility for engineering admission through JEE Mains.
All the best.

Hello Aanand,
Admissions without JEE Mains or CET are possible, but very few seats in very few colleges are normally filled like this, which are cheap. But, you need to have outstanding class 12th result. However, if you are willing to pay little more, than management quota seats are available.

You are eligible for M.Tech in aeronautical engineering degree after B.Tech in mechanical engineering by appearing in GATE examination.

Hello Manish,
You have mentioned your marks in JEE Mains but not in class 12th. With these marks, it looks difficult. How about taking a break of 1 year and studying seriously? You will get better ranking and can hope to get admission.

Hello,
If your rank is about 12,000, I am sure you are bound to get admission. I feel mechanical engineering also is possible in your desired NIT.
Best wishes for your admission.

Hello Palash,
Firstly have belief in yourself. Plenty of students do study without any coaching and clear the exam. Assign time for each subject, exercise. Give your full attention. Attempt weekly mock tests. That's it.

Hello Sanju,
Against all hope, central government has established "National Testing Agency" to hold exams of pan India nature. It was announced that on the lines of NEET, there will be only one test through out India for engineering aspirants. Let's hope for the best.

Hello Sanju,
Against all hope, central government has established "National Testing Agency" to hold exams of pan India nature. It was announced that on the lines of NEET, there will be only one test through out India for engineering aspirants. Let's hope for the best.

Hello Karan,
I hope you have done well in just concluded 12th exam. One needs to score at least 75% to be eligible for admission in IIT, NIT, IIIT or CFI. However, if your state is taking scores from JEE Mains then minimum marks prescribed by your state will hold good.

Hello Vaibhavi,
Last year cut-offs were lowered to 100. This year almost everybody is expecting it to be raised. But fundamentally it depends on how well students have answered. May be 110.