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Priya MahajanEducationist and Career Consultant since 2010

Scholar-Level 16

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Your JEEMains score is not quite adaptive for IITs and NITs. Still you can go for a successful career by the dint of sheer hard work aided by a good college. The admission process of engineering colleges is not difficult. The only thing is your result of the last degree you have pursued. You need to have a clear result at the time of admission or your result is awaited. Your JEEMains score. You have asked how to apply. Kindly check:
Register on a college you have selected by filling in your details. Select your course as per your eligibility that is the pass percentage required for that particular course. If you want to avail a schol
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Shaik Dulari Janum

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As the number of Corona cases in India are increasing day by day, the central government is in a dilemma to take a forward step. If lockdown is not extended after May 3, 2020 then the second session of JEE Main will be conducted in the last week of May. But if there is an increase in Corona cases rapidly then JEE Main will be expected to be conducted in June. All the aspirants of JEE should be ready to take the test at any time. Utilize this extra time well for you preparation.

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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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No, you can't get the admission. The JEE Mains percentile above 97 is safe for NITs.

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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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For getting NIT Jharkhand your rank should be below 50000 or above 95 percentile in JEE Main if belongs to general category under home state quota. You have another chance in JEE Main May-2020. So you have to work hard for getting NIT Jharkhand.

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Shivana Jain

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Hello,The minimum marks required to get into Thapar University in is to have 20% marks in JEE Mains that is scoring a minimum of 72 marks will make you eligible for admission. But you will not be getting any Core Branches. Also if your marks are around 90 don't expect seats from direct counseling.

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Anita Singh

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JKLU tries to assists students who hail from financially weak sections in every way possible if the candidate is a bright student and has outstanding/ excellent in the academic life. The scholarship can availed on the basis of your marks in class 12th, the higher the marks, the higher scholarship you can get. If you have given JEE exam then you can get a scholarship on the basis of the rank that you have secured in the entrance test. If not then you can give an entrance test conducted by JKLU. The university also offers opportunities for on-campus assistantships and part-time jobs to exceptional students to help them finance the fee an

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Anita Singh

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The placements at JKLU have not been affected in any way. MBA students have all placed and most of them have multiple offers from their companies. The current students who were yet to be placed have been connected with the recruiter online. So the interviews have been arranged online for the students were yet to place. The whole process has been very smooth. The average package at JKLU has been 5 Lacs. The coronavirus has not really affected placements of JKLU students in any way. Here is the link of the university website so that you apply online for admissions (travelling at this point of time is not really a great idea). The admissi
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