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9 months agoContributor-Level 9
Yes, you may get into BMS College for MBA if your Karnataka PGCET rank is somewhere from 35,000+. The expected cut-off for the general category in 2025 was somewhere around (360 - 34,957). Your chances will improve if you belong to a reserved category mainly. BMS will take your score from PGCET and KMAT, MAT, and CMAT again if your rank is close to the cut-off or less, it is not a bad chance. You must prepare for the entrance and the counseling process. BMS is a reputed college and its placement is good, you could give it a try.
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9 months agoContributor-Level 7
There are 100% chances that you will get CSE (DS) with a rank of 30000 in JEE Main exam, according to the Punjab Engineering College cutoff 2025 for the Round 3 seat allotment results. Considering the cutoff data, the needed rank to get into the institute should ranged between 11770 and 54150 for the General AI category candidates, wherein, the most competitive course was CSE (AI). Check out more BTech courses from the table below:
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9 months agoContributor-Level 10
The college ranking plays a very important role for the BTech Chemical Engineering college selection. A solid ranking in charts speaks volumes about the college's academics, faculty, infrastructure, and networking opportunities. However, it should not be the sole deciding factor.
You should look for the course fees, practical lab work, industrial exposure, placement records, and alumni feedback to take the final call.
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9 months agoContributor-Level 10
There are around 184 colleges in India accepting JEE Main exam scores for the BTech Chemical Engineering course.
The competition is quite high for the course, and Lacs of applicants give the JEE Main exam every year. So, you need to prepare really well and get excellent marks there.
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9 months agoContributor-Level 10
Well, if you're somebody who enjoys playing with chemicals (with caution, of course) to come up with safe and effective chemical processes for turning raw materials into valuable products and has a strong hold over mathematics and Science subjects, you can definitely pursue the BTech Chemical Engineering course.
You must be able to think systematically, solve potential problems with patience, be versatile, and have a strong interest in research and innovation to be able to sail through this 4-year academic ride.
Rest; it completely depends on your interests and passions and future goals. You should indulge in some self-introspectio
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9 months agoContributor-Level 9
You can approach the possibility of lying for direct second-year B.Tech admission in Pune with more than 82.13% in your Diploma along with a valid MHT-CET score as per DTE Maharashtra's Centralized Admission Process (CAP). Some of the good colleges in Pune that you could consider are PCCOE, PVGCOET, MIT Academy of Engineering, and JSPM's RSCOE. They provide lateral entry seats in branches like Computer, Mechanical, and Electronics. Admission in the colleges is merit-based, and you will éed to register online and upload documents for admission, and participate in the CAP rounds. Your score is competitive, so based on your branch and ca
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9 months agoBeginner-Level 4
Over the past three years, the JEE Main cutoff trends at top NITs have shown a gradual increase, especially for competitive branches like Computer Science. For example, the closing rank for CSE at NIT Trichy moved from around 1679 in 2023 to 1245 in 2024, and further up to 1159 in 2025 for the General category. Similar trends are seen at NIT Surathkal and NIt Warangal, where CSE cutoffs have become more competitive each year.
Cutoff percentiles for the General category have also increased, with the qualifying mark rising from about 90.77 in 2023 to 93.23 in 2024, and around 93.10 in 2025. Reserved categories like OBC, SC and ST have low
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9 months agoBeginner-Level 5
You can take admission in this college by qualifying the JEE Mains.
Previous Year's Cutoffs for B.Tech CSE (JEE Main Ranks):
2024: 110,000 – 130,000
2023:
- General: 90.7 percentile
- EWS: 75.6229025 percentile
- OBC: 73.6 percentile
- SC: 51.9 percentile
- ST: 37.2 percentile
It's also necessary to qualify your 12th exam with 60% + marks.
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9 months agoBeginner-Level 5
Government College that offer B tech courses in Punjab are -
- IIT Ropar
- NIT Jalandhar
- Punjab Engineering College ( PEC )
- Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College ( GNDEC )
- University Institute of Engineering and Technology ( UIET )
In Bangalore, there are -
- IIIT Bangalore
- University Visvesvaraya College of Engineering ( UVCE )
- Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Technology ( AIT )
- Indian Institute of Science ( IISc )
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9 months agoBeginner-Level 4
With a JEE Mains percentile of 73.4 and a TNEA cutoff of 172 (MBC), getting AI and Data Science at top universities like SASTRA or Amrita in Tamil Nadu is challenging. SASTRA's cutoff for CSE and realetd branches are much higher, often requiring a much better JEE rank or a higher +2 aggregate. However, you can still apply through Stream 2 at SASTRA (based on +2 marks), but competition is tough. Consider applying to other private universities in Tamil Nadu such as SRM University, Sathyabama University, and Vel Tech, which accept JEE Main scores and where cutoffs may be more flexible for your scores.
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