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a year agoContributor-Level 10
For admission, COEP (College of Engineering Pune) largely uses JEE Main scores and other entrance exams; JEE Mains PWD scores are not particularly accepted. It is preferable to refer to COEP's official admission standards or get in touch with their admissions office directly for specific information on their policies regarding PWD candidates' admittance.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Depending on the cutoff for that year, you may be able to get into the Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) branch with an AUEET rank of 3537 and be from the SC category. You might have a greater chance because SC category cutoffs are often lower, but for a more precise estimate, it's best to review the cutoffs from prior years.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Even if you fall into the ST category, your prospects of getting into an NIT are extremely slim with a JEE Main percentile of 48.0513547. Because NITs typically have high cutoff percentiles, admission is typically denied for scores below the 50th percentile. It is advisable to look at alternative engineering programs or universities before applying.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
A 75 percentile in JEE Main can be enough to get you into JNGEC (Jalpaiguri Government Engineering College), particularly if you fall into one of the reserved categories or if your category's cutoff is lower. Cutoff percentiles, however, are subject to change in response to both the quantity of applications and seat availability. It's a good idea to verify your chances with a 75 percentile by looking at the most recent JNGEC admission data and trends.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
You would most likely not be eligible for JEE Advanced if you have an OBC Common Rank List (CRL) rank of 231,000 in JEE Mains. The JEE Advanced exam is typically only accessible to the top 2.5 Lacs candidates from JEE Mains, meaning that the cutoff is typically substantially higher. Nevertheless, depending on your OBC category rank and the admissions requirements of certain universities, you can still apply through JEE Mains for admission to a number of NITs, IIITs, and other engineering colleges.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
In the Andhra University Engineering Entrance Test (AUEET), a score of 3000 is regarded as moderate. You still have a high chance of getting into other branches or related colleges even though it might not get you into Andhra University's most competitive departments like computer Science or electronics. The likelihood is influenced by the annual cutoffs, the volume of applications, and the availability of seats. To increase your chances of acceptance, it is advised that you attend counselling and consider all of your alternatives, including extended or spot rounds.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
It could be challenging to get into one of the top NITs with 64 marks and a 1,80,000 CRL rank (9000 SC category rank) in JEE Mains, but there is still a chance, especially in lower-demand branches, at younger, less competitive NITs. Your prospects are greatly increased by your SC category level, but the competition is still fierce. Make it a point to take part in every JoSAA counselling phase, including the unique CSAB rounds where rated candidates might sometimes get seats in less crowded branches or more recent NITs.
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