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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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UPES have two pathways for B.Tech admission as given below.
1. Non exam pathway:
Board Merit: Minimum 80% marks in Class X, XII and minimum 80% aggregate in PCM/B & JEE Main cut-off Rank to be announced (on UPES website) after the declaration of JEE Main 2023 results)
SAT Cut off - 50 percentile
2. Exam pathway UPESEAT Eligibility Criteria- Minimum 50% Marks in Class X and XII. Minimum 50 % in PCM (Physics/Chemistry and Mathematics) in Class XII. (School of Advanced Engineering/ School of Computer Science)
So from above if you have 80% marks in 10&12th and 80% in PCM in 12th, than can be eligible for Non exam pathway. Otherwise apply for
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Uttkarsh beriwal

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Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology considers JEE Main scores as one of the factors for admission to its BTech programme. However, the institute also has certain eligibility criteria, including a minimum aggregate score of 60% in PCM Physics Chemistry Mathematics) in the qualifying examination. If you have less than 60% in PCM, it is unlikely that you will be eligible for admission to Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology. It is advisable to check the institutes eligibility criteria and admission process before applying.

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Maitry Sharma

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As per the new guidelines. Yes, it is important for all candidates to clear the CUET exam for admission into Colleges at any level.

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Gayatri Ram

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Yes, IILM University accepts various other entrance exam scores like CAT/MAT/XAT/NMAT etc. As well. So if you haven't written GMAT its not a problem. Moreover the college intakes students on the basis of interviews, so once you are selected you can later on appear for admission tests and submit that score as well.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Let me assure you that the process is completely online. It is a very simple process and it also incorporates two mock rounds of the admission process which enables students to get the hang of it. You can get information from the web page of JOSA. However, to help you and others in your situation Shiksha has developed over the page which gives in detail the whole process the pros and cons the precautions to be taken at every step so that you don't fall into a trap and all the required details. Here is the link. I would request you to use the slim and yourself with all the twist and turns of the whole process so that you are successful
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Sunny, your ranking in SC category at about 73000 is quite good. This must be the all India ranking and as a result not many who are ahead of you in the ranking will be interested in seeking admission under college in Delhi University. In view of this I foresee good chance for you to get admission. Guessing is a very tough game. But Shiksha has made it quite simple by generating a college predictor based on the performance results of the students in the many previous years. I am attaching this college predictor below and you can click it to open the page and then input your performance in JEE Mains and the category to know the pr
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Prachi Beriwal

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No, you do not need to take the WBJEMAT exam if you have already taken the MAT exam for admission to the NSHM Knowledge Campus. NSHM Knowledge Campus accepts both MAT and WBJEMAT scores for admission to its MBA program. If you have already taken the MAT exam and have a valid score, you can apply to the NSHM Knowledge Campus using your MAT score. However, you will still need to meet the other eligibility criteria set by the college, such as academic qualifications and work experience (if required).

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Prachi Beriwal

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Internal exams are an important part of the assessment process in colleges and universities, and missing an internal exam can have consequences on a student's academic performance. The exact policy for missing internal exams may vary from institution to institution, and it's best to check with Dr. M. P. S. Memorial College of Business Studies for their specific policy. In general, missing an internal exam may result in a lower grade for the course or subject. Some institutions may allow students to make up for the missed exam by providing an alternative exam or assignment. However, this option may not be available in all cases and may
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Prachi Beriwal

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No, if you have already taken the MAT exam, you do not need to take the WBJEMAT exam to be admitted to IILM University. IILM University accepts various national level entrance exams for admission to its various undergraduate and postgraduate programs, including the MAT exam. However, it's always a good idea to confirm this information with the university directly. You can visit the IILM University's official website or contact their admission office for the most accurate and up-to-date information on their admission requirements.

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