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Shailja Rawat

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No, any student cannot get admission to SVNIT Surat BSc courses without taking JEE Main. SVNIT Surat admits students to its five-year integrated MSc course based on their performance in JEE Main. Thus the aforementioned examination is compulsory. Moreover, the students are also required to enroll themselves in JoSAA counseling. The seat allocation process for SVNIT will be conducted by the JoSAA.

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Piyush Awasthi

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Hi there,
You can earn top NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs for branches like mechanical, civil, ECE, etc. based on your JEE Mains rank. Due to high demand, fundamental courses like CSE and IT may not be available at the best NITs and IIITs.
You can choose from various more recent NITs and IIITs that offer core branches such as CSE, ECE, IT, and so on.
Kindly attend all JOSAA counseling rounds and the CSAB spot round to improve your chances of securing a higher seat.
You received a very good score and rank in JEE Mains. Try to select a seat carefully, wish you luck, and maintain your motivation.

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Piyush Awasthi

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Candidates must have passed the 12th class examination of the 10+2 system from a recognised Central or State board, or its equivalent, with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics and adequate competence in English in order to be admitted to all of the Integrated First-Degree Programs, with the exception of B. Pharm.

The applicant must have received at least a minimum of 75% overall in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (if taken in BITSAT Mathematics) or a minimum of 75% overall in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (if taken in BITSAT Biology) in the 12th grade examination, with at least 60% in each of the Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematic

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Vanshika Shukla

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That is a low score in JEE Mains so it is not possible to get in any top colleges however since you have scored 60% in class 12th, you can apply to other good colleges like VIT (Vellore Institute of Technology), BITS Pilani, UPE university by giving their entrance exam or any other private colleges in your preferred state.

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Vanshika Shukla

Beginner-Level 5

It will be difficult to get into NITs and IITs or any other colleges however you can give CUET and get a better percentage to get admission in colleges in delhi like the neta ji subash university in delhi. 

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Yash Mittal

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IIT Madras BSc admission is entrance-based as the institute primarily accepts the rank and scores of the JEE Main examination for admission to its full-time BSc programme. However, if candidates wish to apply for the integrated BS plus MS programme, then they can apply for admission through the scores of the IISER Aptitude Test. Therefore, you can join the BSc course at IIT Madras without giving the JEE.   

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Babul pandey

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No, you cannot join BMS school of Architecture for a Masters in Architecture without GATE. You must score more than 50% marks for General category in GATE exam to get addmission in the M.Arch. SC/. ST will only require 40% in the GATE exam. You must have Bachelors of Architecture degree from recognised board .  

Without GATE as well as PGCET, you cannot join BMS School of Architecture for M.Arch. 

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Manoj S

Beginner-Level 4

Scoring 85 in JEE Mains and securing admission in NIT colleges is little challenging. Candidates can select other colleges like state engineering colleges, private engineering colleges, less competitive NIT's and IIT's colleges, etc. 

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N Bipul Singha

Beginner-Level 2

With an OBC rank of 36000 in JEE Mains, I can give you a general idea to predict colleges based on previous trends:-

I) NITs with lower rank: you may have a chance in NIT Mizoram, NIT Nagaland, NIT Sikkim, NIT Arunachal Pradesh.

II)It might be difficult to get admission in Popular IIITs

III) Government Funded Technical Institutions- you can aim for various GFITs across the country like Assam University - Silchar, Gurukula Kangri Vishwavidyalaya - Haridwar, Institute of Infrastructure, Technology, Research and Management (IITRAM) -Ahmedabad.

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Venkata Divya sri sowjanya

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Your score is very good at intermediate board exams and also well at Jee Main, so you have a huge chance of getting a seat in SASTRA University at any campuses. Both JEE Main and 12th grade will be considered half half and according to your scores , you may get a seat in EE,MECH,CIVIL and other branches. So, I suggest you to apply for all the intrested branches with a list of priortirised order starting from CSE and your  choice goes . The number of applicants applying for a particular campus and particular branch will be taken into consideration and a list will be sorted as per the jee results and 12th board results and the

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