Exam

Yes, you can take LPUNEST from home through its online remotely proctored mode. Here's what that means:

 As soon as you book your slot, you'll opt for the home based proctored exam monitored by live invigilators and AI tools using two devices:

A laptop/desktop (primary device) with a webcam and mic.

A smartphone (secondary device) acting as a 3rd-eye camera .

You'll get detailed instructions, including system requirements (OS, browsers, internet speed 1 Mbps), setup guidelines, and rules to follow during the test .

Admission to CME Pune's B.Tech programs for civilian candidates is based on JEE Main (or MHT-CET), alongside a 70%+ in 10+2 (PCM) requirement .

For 2024, the Mechanical Engineering cutoff (general category) fell around the 88–90 percentile in JEE Main .

So, if your JEE Main percentile is 88–90 and you have 70% in PCM, you have a good chance of securing admission to CME Pune's B.Tech Mechanical Engineering under civilian quota.

You can find free mock test for MHT CET PCB courses at shiksha.com.

Here is the link:-

https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/mht-cet-exam-mocktest

It is freely available for anyone.

You can get EAMCET QUESTION paper pdf on shiksha.com.

Here's the link:

https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/articles/ts-eamcet-previous-year-question-papers-with-solutions-pdf-blogId-159757.

The page contain many previous year question papers.

2024 ,2023 ,2022 and many more.

With 70 percentile in JEE Mains, private colleges in Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh with good placements and low fees include IPEC Ghaziabad, AKGEC Ghaziabad, LNCT Bhopal, and RGPV-affiliated colleges. These institutions often offer direct admissions under management quota. Ensure to check if they have tie-ups with placement companies, good infrastructure, and reasonable tuition (between rupees sixty thousand to rupees one Lacs fifty thousand annually).

Yes, if your date of birth is 01 February 2006, you'll be eligible for NDA 1 in 2025, as candidates must be born between 02 July 2006 and 01 July 2009 for NDA 1 (tentative). Always confirm with UPSC's official notification for exact eligibility before applying.

You can download the official JEE Main Session 2 answer key directly from the NTA website: jeemain.nta.ac.in. Once released, the provisional key is open for challenge before the final version is published. Keep an eye on the latest notices on the site under "the latest News." Ensure you have your application number and password/date of birth ready to log in and check your responses and answer key comfortably.

If you've made a mistake in your JEE Main application, don't panic. NTA provides a correction window shortly after form submission. You can log in and make edits to most details, except for a few like email ID and phone number. Keep your documents handy for cross-verification. If the correction window has closed, email NTA support or wait for the next session's form.

To check if you've made it through SSC GD, head to the official SSC website (ssc.nic.in) and visit the Results or Recruitment section. The full list of selected candidates is downloadable from there by recruitment cycle.