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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared
Scholar-Level 17
Yes, if you have taken admission to B.Tech just after the 12th class but if you appear for the same then you have to do the B.Tech 1st year again that will result in 2 year gap.
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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared
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Hi Ambika,
There are no branch-wise cutoffs in admissions of SIT during the counselling. You need to be physically present during the counselling as it is possible that the people who had a higher score in JEE Mains have usually secured a seat in some government college such as IITs or NITs and do not come for the counselling process of SIT. Hence, even if you have scored average in JEE Mains, there is a possibility of securing seats in the branch you desire.
There are no branch-wise cutoffs in admissions of SIT during the counselling. You need to be physically present during the counselling as it is possible that the people who had a higher score in JEE Mains have usually secured a seat in some government college such as IITs or NITs and do not come for the counselling process of SIT. Hence, even if you have scored average in JEE Mains, there is a possibility of securing seats in the branch you desire.
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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared
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There are no branch-wise cutoffs in admissions of SIT during the counselling. You need to be physically present during the counselling, as it is possible that the people who had a higher score in JEE Mains have usually secured a seat in some government college, such as IITs or NITs and do not come for the counselling process of SIT. Hence, even if you have scored average in JEE Mains, there is a possibility of securing seats in the branch you desire.
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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared
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SRM is one of the top private universities of our country and the placements are really good and many MNCs like Accenture, CTS, Amazon, etc. come for recruitment. SRM University has its own exam called SRM JEE for admission into undergraduate programs. Your rank should be below 5000 to get CSE at the main campus of SRM University.
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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared
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As according to the last year scenario, the cut-off in Thapar University for the CSE was 98.
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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared
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The cut-off closing rank for CSE in LNMIIT for the home state students is around INR. 5,000. And, for other state students, the cut-off closing rank for CSE in LNMIIT is approximately INR. 2000 in JEE Mains.
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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared
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There is no branch-wise cut-off. All the candidates can attend the counseling. In such counseling, where a candidate has to be physically present, sometimes many top rankers do not turn up. Some others are interested in a particular branch and the moment the seats of that branch are filled up, they leave. If you have a high score you stand a good chance to get a seat. If your rank is lower than that, you can still hope to get a seat. For this purpose you can apply for the waiting list by filling up the form and depositing Rs.1,00000/- by bank draft. As and when a seat falls vacant, this will be filled up from the waiting list.
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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared
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There is no branch wise cut off. However, based on my experience, I am listing the average cut offs for all branches:
75+ - Mechanical
70+ - Civil
120+ - Computer Science
105+ - IT
70+ - E&TC
You could opt for a branch, which is not of your choice, if you are eager to get into Symbiosis, and later apply for a branch change and maintain a decent CGPA throughout the first year.
75+ - Mechanical
70+ - Civil
120+ - Computer Science
105+ - IT
70+ - E&TC
You could opt for a branch, which is not of your choice, if you are eager to get into Symbiosis, and later apply for a branch change and maintain a decent CGPA throughout the first year.
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To score good marks in MHT CET refer your text book as syllabus is based on them. Try to solve every question, which is given on your text book for your practice. Try to work on your concepts. Once your concepts are clear you will able to answer all the objective type questions. You can also solve as many as MCQs for your practice. According, to the new changes class 11th will hold 20% weightage and class 12th will hold 80% weightage and there will be no negative marking. So, you should prepare accordingly. You can also solve complete mock test series to analyze your performance level and to know your strength and weakness. Work on you
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Yes, you can easily get any of the college in above list, but in the last round of the counselling.
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