Engineering Entrance Exam

No, it is not possible to get admission into DBIT Mumbai for the B.Tech programme without JEE Main or MHT CET. DBIT Mumbai offers a full-time BE/BTech course of 4 years duration. Available in 4 specialisations, students can get into this course on the basis of a valid score in the JEE Main exam.

Make sure you meet the eligibility criteria before applying for admission.

If you are not able to clear JEE, but still feel that engineering is your true calling, then you need to look at some other options for engineering beyond the IITs and NITs. While JEE may be a tough exam to crack, there are many state engineering exams such as UPJEEE, WBJEE, COMEDK, MHTCET, TNEA, etc.Students aspiring for admission to top NITs like NIT Ahmedabad, NIT Calicut, etc. need to clear the JEE Main cut-off for top NITs to grab a seat in these institutes. Admissions into the B.Tech courses in all the NITs are based on the JEE Main exam.

No, JEE mains paper 1 score is not required to get admission in National Forensic Sciences University for B.Tech+M.Tech CSE. National Forensic University hasn't any provision for taking admission based on JEE score. They have individual entrence test. On basis of the score in the entrance they admit the students. Seats are allocated to candidates based on merit and entrance score. National Forensic Science University course admission requires candidates to take the NFSU entrance test (or NFAT).

No, unfortunately 72 marks or percentile will not fetch a candidate an NIT despite using the category certificate. You can try in private institutes through direct admission. 

 To know more about the institute, refer to the official website or Shiksha.

Each of the 30 papers in the GATE exam has a different passing score. To be considered qualified for the exam, candidates must receive the minimum score on any GATE paper. Only eligible applicants are given consideration for the MHRD scholarship and admission to MTech, MSc, and PhD programmes. Through the Shiksha page or the GATE official website, candidates can review the previous year's GATE cutoffs for a variety of papers.

Yes, registered candidates are the only ones who have access to the KEAM application form correction window. Candidates who have registered can log in to kEAM and check and edit details such as name, signature, photo, reservation status, and natality status. Phased openings occur for the KEAM login for application form correction. In order to make corrections to the information in the KEAM application form, candidates must maintain track of the dates. On the official website, CEE posts information on the application form correction. The only way for the applicants to make changes is online through the login.

Yes, one can get admission for B.Tech in Kerela with 52.95 percentile in Joint Entrance Examination (JEE)mains with state quota. To know more about the examination, admission process or other courses offered at Kerala, refer to the official websites or Shiksha.

Yes, it is possible to join a Bachelor of Technology (BTech) programme without appearing for the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) in India. Many engineering colleges and universities have their own entrance exams or admission criteria for BTech programs. Some private colleges may also offer direct admission based on academic performance in qualifying exams.