JEE Scores

Yes, Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology does accept JEE scores. The institute accepts both JEE Advanced and JEE Main scores for BTech admissions. Students who clear the eligibility can apply online.

Yes, UV Patel College of Engineering accepts JEE Main marks for taking admission in the BE/BTech courses. The college also accepts score from GUJCET exam for BTech admissions. Candidates have to undergo counselling and fill the application form of college.

Yes, you can join the UnitedWorld Institute Of Technology BTech course without JEE Main scores. The institute accepts both JEE Mains and GUJCET scores for admission to the BTech course. You however, must submit either of the ones.

After NCHMCT JEE result is announced, the next step is counselling. NCHMCT will release merit list of selected students for counselling rounds. NCMH JEE counselling is conducted in 4 rounds. 

NCHMCT JEE cutoff depends on many factors. These factors are exam difficulty, number of candidates, answer key changes, and seat intake in IHMs. 

No, the National University of Singapore states on its website that the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) - Main/Advanced examination is not required. The sole major requirement for Indian applicants is the submission of scores of Standard XII with a good passing score in 5 subjects that include English.

1. Candidates with JEE Main percentile 20 and above are given first priority in the REAP merit list. Then, candidates with JEE Main percentile less than 20 are considered.
2. Second priority will be given to the class 12 marks.
3. Candidates with DVoc qualifications will be given third priority

The JEE Main result remains valid for the current admission session only. JEE Main result announced in 2026 cannot be used for admission to colleges in 2027.

Only the student who actually wrote the exam can see it, and nobody else can open your scorecard unless they got your login details.

After result day, NTA send all score details to NCHMCT, and then they start all the counselling stuff and seat allotments for the kids who got in.