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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Mayank,
Unlike 12th where you have to only pass one barrier, here your admission depends on how much more you can score. The more you score the better college and better branch you can get. Hence, please remove these thoughts of not preparing the complete syllabus. Questions are going to cover complete syllabus.
Unlike 12th where you have to only pass one barrier, here your admission depends on how much more you can score. The more you score the better college and better branch you can get. Hence, please remove these thoughts of not preparing the complete syllabus. Questions are going to cover complete syllabus.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Vaibhavi,
Last year cut-off was lowered to 100 marks. This year it is expected to go up to 110 marks.
Last year cut-off was lowered to 100 marks. This year it is expected to go up to 110 marks.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Shubham,
Firstly, I have not understood as to why you brought in GATE. This exam is taken after graduation while JEE Mains is for graduation. You can get admission in those states which accept JEE Mains score. There are some private colleges also where qualifying marks are less.
Firstly, I have not understood as to why you brought in GATE. This exam is taken after graduation while JEE Mains is for graduation. You can get admission in those states which accept JEE Mains score. There are some private colleges also where qualifying marks are less.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Avinash,
A lot of students are desirous of getting into only top 5 NITs. It's, of course, good to have such dreams/aims. However, one needs to score better and even better if a particular branch is sought. In view of the above, I feel you should aim to get 275+ marks in JEE Mains.
A lot of students are desirous of getting into only top 5 NITs. It's, of course, good to have such dreams/aims. However, one needs to score better and even better if a particular branch is sought. In view of the above, I feel you should aim to get 275+ marks in JEE Mains.
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Vishal ChauhanWell experienced in consumer durables Field
Guide-Level 13
Dear Ayan,
It is typical to say as every year the cut-off changes but still
for general category students, you need to have your AIR below the given figures for the given branches.
Computer-6000
Mechanical-13000
EC-13000
Chemical-20000
Civil-24000
Electrical-16000
This is for a top NIT like NIT-Surat
If you have decent marks in the plus two then anything above 160 in Mains will be good.
It is typical to say as every year the cut-off changes but still
for general category students, you need to have your AIR below the given figures for the given branches.
Computer-6000
Mechanical-13000
EC-13000
Chemical-20000
Civil-24000
Electrical-16000
This is for a top NIT like NIT-Surat
If you have decent marks in the plus two then anything above 160 in Mains will be good.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
Joint entrance examinations (JEE) is commonly associated with the engineering entrance examination conducted by IITs for admission in B.Tech. But JEE score is not used by the majority of marine engineering colleges.
The Indian Maritime University, Chennai conducts all India online common entrance test known as Indian Maritime University Common Entrance Test (CET) for admission in B.Sc in nautical science and B.Tech in marine engineering. It is a central university founded by the Ministry of Shipping and Transportation, Government of India. The majority of Indian merchant navy training institutes and colleges are affiliated to IMU. You a
The Indian Maritime University, Chennai conducts all India online common entrance test known as Indian Maritime University Common Entrance Test (CET) for admission in B.Sc in nautical science and B.Tech in marine engineering. It is a central university founded by the Ministry of Shipping and Transportation, Government of India. The majority of Indian merchant navy training institutes and colleges are affiliated to IMU. You a
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Vishal ChauhanWell experienced in consumer durables Field
Guide-Level 13
Dear Harsh, the actual cut-offs for DTU and NSIT are about 10% more than the officially published spot round cutoffs. You can find the official spot round cut offs online.
Moreover, the cutoffs decrease substantially after the last day for the refund of fees. Almost everyone holds a seat in both the colleges i.e. DTU and NSIT and all of them apply for the refund on the very last day. I would suggest you to wait even after the last date for the refund, you might waste some money but in the end its worth it.
Moreover, the cutoffs decrease substantially after the last day for the refund of fees. Almost everyone holds a seat in both the colleges i.e. DTU and NSIT and all of them apply for the refund on the very last day. I would suggest you to wait even after the last date for the refund, you might waste some money but in the end its worth it.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
You should mention this year roll number in all the exams.
You should mention this year roll number in all the exams.
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
VITEEE is required for admission to engineering courses at VIT and the eligibility is as follows:
1. Candidates born on or after 1st July 1995 will be eligible to apply.
2. Candidates should have 60% marks in aggregate (PCB/PCM) in the qualifying examination (10+2/ Intermediate).
3. Candidates belong to SC/ ST category or North Eastern states are required to obtain 50% marks in aggregate (PCM/ PCB) in class 12th, who have studied in full time, regular and formal education are alone eligible to apply.
4. NIOS Candidates will also be eligible.
VITEEE is required for admission to engineering courses at VIT and the eligibility is as follows:
1. Candidates born on or after 1st July 1995 will be eligible to apply.
2. Candidates should have 60% marks in aggregate (PCB/PCM) in the qualifying examination (10+2/ Intermediate).
3. Candidates belong to SC/ ST category or North Eastern states are required to obtain 50% marks in aggregate (PCM/ PCB) in class 12th, who have studied in full time, regular and formal education are alone eligible to apply.
4. NIOS Candidates will also be eligible.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Avinash,
All the exams that you have mentioned are best in their own way. In private college, VITEEE exam is one of the toughest and challenging exam. To get admission in a government college in West Bengal, Jharkhand or Karnataka, you need to appear for WBJEE, JCECE and COMEDK.
All the best.
All the exams that you have mentioned are best in their own way. In private college, VITEEE exam is one of the toughest and challenging exam. To get admission in a government college in West Bengal, Jharkhand or Karnataka, you need to appear for WBJEE, JCECE and COMEDK.
All the best.
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