Engineering Entrance Exam

Predictions for any such segment of the percentile corresponding to those 60 marks in JEE Main held on January 23, 2025, for the 1st shift will vary on account of differences in exam difficulty and subsequent normalization and generally rely on some historical data for estimates.

In 2024, 60 marks were generally into the percentile of 85-90 assuming moderate difficulty. For this January 2025, if paper difficulty is anticipated to lie close to an average for that shift, a percentile is probably expected to lie along the range of 87-90 (rank: ~ 1.2-1.5 lakh).

Percentiles related to easier papers drop percentiles (85-87), while tougher ones raise them (88-91). Normalisation by the NTA will ensure fairness across shifts.

Admission to B.E./B.Tech for CIPET, Ahmedabad without JEE Main can be done via GUJCET or CIPET-JEE. Candidates must possess at least 45% in 10+2 for Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (35% for reserved category).

The seat distribution states that 50% of the seats will be filled via GUJCET scores through ACPC counseling (the last date being May 20, 2025), while the rest will be filled through the CIPET-JEE, which is conducted by the institute itself. Apply via the ACPC portal or CIPET's website for admissions, submitting 10+2 mark sheets with the GUJCET or CIPET-JEE scores and identity proof. There are no management quota seats, and entrance exams are mandatory.

This institute, LDRP Institute of Technology and Research, Gandhinagar, is a private college set up in 2005 under the Sarva Vidyalaya Kelavani Mandal. It's affiliated to Gujarat Technological University and is AICTE-approved. It is run as a private college without government aid, and the sources of income are tuition fees and private trusts.

The various programs it offers are B.E./B.Tech, M.Tech, MBA, and MCA. The engineering education is that which accounts for the majority of the student population of over 4,000. In contrast to state-aided colleges with rigid curricula and infrastructure, this institute is allowed to have flexibility regarding its curriculum and infrastructure, modern labs and hostels, and higher payments than the government colleges (INR 1,11,000 per year for B.E.).