Exam

The difficulty level of the entrance exams for admission to BTech Biochemical Engineering is largely dependent on the particular exam you plan to appear for, whether it is a national/state/college level exam.

Plus, there are other factors like the previous year's results and student feedback that the exam committee keeps in mind to set the question paper every year. In general, exams like JEE Main and JEE Advanced are very challenging and competitive, followed by the state-level exams, requiring a strong hold on the PCM subjects.

With a 13% percentile in the MAH MBA CET 2025, securing an MBA seat under the government-allotted quota is highly unlikely. Admission to government and top private MBA colleges in Maharashtra is extremely competitive, with cutoffs typically well above 90 percentile for most categories.

You should keep SU JEE result safe until your admission process is fully completed and your enrollment at Sandip University is confirmed. This includes:

During counselling and seat allotment

During document verification

While paying admission fees

Till final admission letter

Digital and printed copy safely for future reference, especially in case it is required later for administrative or academic purposes (like course registration, scholarships, or transfers).

Generally, the exam conducting authorities for SU JEE will not send any mark sheet by post to the candidates. The exam authority will inform the test-takers about their SUJEE result through SMS or email on their registered mobile number and email the mark sheet. To be sure, candidates should download the SU JEE mark sheet and take multiple printouts till the admission process is over.

The candidates should first check the option of re-evaluating the paper on the official website. In case such information is not available, then they can contact the SU JEE conducting authority and request for reviewing of the paper.

In case candidates fail to obtain the required cut-off marks or rank, they may appear for SU JEE next year as well.