Engineering Entrance Exam

Yes, you can take admission in the B.Tech programme at the Institute of Engineering and Management (IEM) without appearing for the JEE Main exam. The institute offers admission to the B.Tech programme in Civil Engineering even if you have not taken the JEE Main exam.

VIT Pune M.Tech Eligibility Criteria

Bachelor Degree in the relevant field of Engineering and Technology from All India Council for Technical Education/ Central/ State Government approved institutions/ equivalent, with at least 50% marks (At least 45% marks in case of candidates of Backward class categories and persons with disability belonging to Maharashtra State only)

Obtained Non-Zero Positive Score in GATE

A JEE Mains score of 230 is considered true for admission to B.Tech Computer Engineering at Vishwakarma Institute of Technology (VIT), Pune. The cutoff for B.Tech Computer Engineering at VIT, Pune varies every year, however a rating of 230 in JEE Mains is aggressive and can meet the cutoff requirements for this application. It is beneficial to check the particular cutoff details for the year of admission to confirm eligibility for admission to B.Tech Computer Engineering at VIT, Pune. In addition you can check the official website.

Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University offers admission to engineering courses based on JEE Main 2024 score. Applicants must have a valid JEE score to secure admission. Applicants have to fill their JEE application number at the time of filling the exam. For Architecture admissions, applicants need NATA exam score. Applicants are advised to keep their entrance exam details handy at the time of UPTAC counselling application form.    

The HITSEEE 2024 exam was conducted in an online mode. The exam had three sections, and each section had 40 questions. The total number of questions asked was 120. Candidates were required to complete the paper in two hours. The language of the exam was English. 

The HITSEEE 2024 exam pattern is available on the official website. The question paper for HITSEEE comprises MCQs, which will be in English only. There will be three sections, and the questions will be from Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. The question paper will have a total of 120 questions. The duration of the exam is two hours. 

• All candidates are advised to reach the exam centre atleast an hour before the examination so that they can complete the security checking process.
• At the exam centre, the candidates will have to present their JEECE admit card and valid identity proof. 
• No electronic items will be allowed inside the centre.
• Candidates will not be allowed to leave the centre until the end of the examination.
• The parents/guardians of the candidates are requested to leave the centre to avoid overcrowding.
• All COVID-19 rules and regulations have to be followed by the candidates.

While reporting at the JEECE exam centre, the candidates will not be allowed to bring any electronic devices like mobile phones, laptops, calculators, tablets, smart watches, etc., to the centre.

There are no exam centres for VOCLET as the exam has been discontinued. Admissions are now based on a merit list prepared on the candidate's merit in the qualifying exam. Earlier, it was available on admit card.

No. The candidates will not be able to change their allotted JEECE exam centre. Since the allotment of centres will be done based on the candidate's preferences submitted in the application form, the authorities will not accept any requests regarding its change.