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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
The admission processes are still active for the Amrita University B.Tech programme for the year of admission 2024.
For this phase, the registration will be valid until January 5, 2024, then the candidates can continue with the Phase II registration until April 20, 2024.
All interested candidates who choose the AEEE as their entry point must apply and pay online for the AEEE fee and the registration process of choosing their preferred test center and test date within the test dates.
In addition, applicants will need to submit copies of class 12 marks to apply for the AEEE and an identity proof. The AEEE examination would be conducted in
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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
The preparation strategies for JEE Advanced can be penciled down to a month's time span. You should ideally have a JEE Main rank of 180000 and OBC NCL rank of 60000.
It is necessary to follow the syllabus properly and give priority to high-weightage topics first.
Practice the previous year papers of JEE Advanced in order to familiarize oneself with the format and types of questions. For Physics, there is I.E. Irodov, and R.D. Sharma in Mathematics, to name a few references which shall help in developing problem-solving techniques.
Mock Tests should continuously be taken to enable actual exam conditions and identify areas that
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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
With such CRL rank of 239633 and EWS rank of 38408 in JEE Mains, there is very little chance of getting through at any of the top NITs, especially in the popular branches like CSE or ECE, whose cut-offs usually touch the skies in state/category quotas.
However, chances can be for admission to some of the newly established or private NITs, although for branches like Civil, Chemical, and the like, which have comparatively lower cutoff marks.
Generally, it should benefit your EWS rank because it has a little lower cutoff than that of the general category.
For most accurate information related to current cutoffs, one must follow official coun
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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
Even with such a CRL rank of 487556 and SC category rank 33973, it is rather difficult to procure a seat in the CS branch of any of the top NITs or IITs because there exist much higher cutoffs for them.
Nonetheless, some of the recently established NITs, IIITs, or even state government colleges may still allow you to take admission; particularly if one is SC and, moreover, applying under home state quota (if applicable).
However, CSE is highly competition free at such colleges or branches and as compared to other competitive branches, it would have relatively less cutoff thereby providing you an easy access.
Better be optimistic watching
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a year ago
Contributor-Level 10
You can get direct admission in CSE branch at IPS Academy without appearing in JEE Entrance exam through Management Quota. You can secure your admission in Management Quota by visiting the Admission cell of IPS near Canteen but you'll need to pay some extra charges for that.
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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
Getting a seat into any of the NITs (National Institute of Technology) with an All-India Rank of 104939 and SC category rank 4262 in JEE Mains is a little far-reaching now; chances would be better for branches like CSE and ECE in the most coveted NITs.
Now since your home state is Delhi, you can also have a benefit in state quota seats at NIT Delhi.
Compared to the general category, cutoffs for SC are lower, and the state quota would boost chances into the seat.
You can rather more expect an admission than branches like Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering, etc.
Thus, keep an eye on the official counseling updates; it would be wise to k
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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
Got admission through JEE Mains under Common Rank List (CRL) with a rank of 237028, it enacts transformation securing admission into highly competitive branches like Computer Science Engineering (CSE), Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE), or Mechanical Engineering (ME) in the best of government colleges.
Generally. such branches have much higher cutoffs, especially in reputed institutes. However, opportunities may exist in some government colleges, especially those with lower cut-offs or in some categories like OBC, SC, or ST depending on the reservation policies.
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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
A candidate who scored 90 percentile in JEE Mains in the EWS category would have chances to get into DAVV Indore sitting on home state quota.
Well, the exact cutoff changes with respect to the number of applicants and exam difficulty every year; generally, a score of 90 percentile does place one quite high up there.
The EWS cutoffs at DAVV tend to go lower than general ones, but this also depends on which particular engineering branch one is looking at. Some high-demand branches may have really high cutoffs; others, however, may not be too hard to get into.
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