Exam

The below are the accepted entrance tests at MCKV Institute of Engineering:

• BTech accepted entrance tests are WBJEE,  JEE Main, etc.
• MTech admissions are based on merit & PGET/ GATE.
• MBA admissions are based on CAT / MAT / JEMAT / GMAT / ATMA / MAT /7 CMAT with performance in GD & PI
• BBA admissions are based on merit and internal PI

Yes; you can easily get admission at Lovely Professional University. For MCA, JEE is not required; your graduation matters more, and LPU has a flexible admission process.

Yes, admission is possible at Lovely Professional University without entrance. LPUNEST is optional and mainly for scholarship.

No, Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru Government College admissions do not need any entrance exams. Students are selected based on academic merit followed by the counselling rounds only. Students may check the official site to know about the programme's criteria.

Georgia Tech (GaTech) does not have official minimum GRE score requirement for most programs. However, an overall score of 320+, with a Quant score of 160+ is considered competitive for entry to STEM courses at Georgia Institute of Technology USA.

Yes. In India, a valid original Passport is only primary identification document accepted by ETS.

You will not be allowed to enter the GRE test center or start the "At Home" edition with any other government ID. Ensure your passport is not expired.

Intellipaat (IST), DY Patil University, Pune helps you prepare once you register. For the BTech course, mock tests will get unlocked after you sign up. These tests cover aptitude, logic, math, and English. Practising these will give you a clear idea of the exam pattern. It helps build your confidence for the actual ISTEE. The exam is designed to test your thinking skills rather than just memory. Spend some time every day on these practice sets.

As per the official website of NUS, Indian students are not required to have the Joint Entrance Examinations (JEE) Mains results with them. A strong rank surely boosts one's chances of getting in. 

Instead of JEE, these students would be required to go through a standardized test like SAT or ACT and these grades are applicable for the NUS admissions.