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3 years ago
Contributor-Level 10
For 2022, the cut-off was 7083 for General category candidates in the All India quota for BTech in Mechanical Engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology, BHU, Varanasi. For female candidates in the general category under the All India quota, 13852 was the closing rank. B.Tech cut-off varies depending on the category and domicile/quota of the applicant.
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3 years ago
Contributor-Level 10
For 2022, the cut-off was 1318 for General category candidates in the All India quota for Integrated BTech +M.Techin Computer Science Engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology, BHU, Varanasi. For female candidates in the general category under the All India quota, 2983 was the closing rank. BTech cut-off varies depending on the category and domicile/quota of the applicant.
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3 years agoContributor-Level 9
A correct approach accompanied by a well-built preparation strategy is everything a student needs for JEE Main 2024. A last-minute preparation tips for the exam is mentioned below:
Solve as many Mock Tests as possible. Shiksha.com is providing FREE Downloadble JEE Main Mock Test Paper (with Solutions).
Choose your reference books wisely
Revise as much as possible
Cross-check section-wise weightage & syllabus for all subjects covered in JEE Main
Solve previous year’s JEE question papers there are high chances of getting questions from there
Keep your focus on NCERT books at this point
While the short-term objective must be to clear JEE M
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3 years agoContributor-Level 10
Frankly speaking, chances for getting IITs, NITs and GFTIs are moderate on the percentile. You have to improve this up to 95 for more probability in upcoming JEE Main exams.
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3 years ago
Contributor-Level 7
According to the information I found, admissions to SASTRA University are done in two streams. Stream 1 is based on a combination of JEE Main scores and normalized Class XII scores, with 25% weightage given to JEE Main scores and 75% weightage given to Class XII scores. Stream 2 is based solely on normalized Class XII scores. Admissions are given by taking both streams into consideration.
It's difficult for me to accurately predict which branch you may be eligible for with your IPE marks and JEE Mains percentile. I suggest you check the official website of SASTRA University for more information about their admission criteria and cut-off
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3 years ago
Beginner-Level 4
We can give another attempt with proper reason, almost 5-10 students miss the internal exams due to some reason, we always have second chance for attempting another one by stating your reason to the exam coordinator. If you attempt one, but unsatisfied with you marks, you can't give it again. But if failed in end-sem exam you will have appear on supplimentry exam next three week, like a second chance without getting backlog. There's no another supplimentry after failing supplimentry.
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3 years agoContributor-Level 10
It is necessary only if you don't have any institutionalised education i.e, something like studying or appearing for exams privately. It is not necessary if you produce your study certificates from class 4 to intermediate. In this case your integrated certificate is sufficient which consists of nativity and caste.
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