JEE Scores

Here's what you can explore:

1. Alternative Entrance Exams

- *BITSAT*

- *VITEEE*

- *State-entrance exams*

2.Colleges Offering Admission without JEE Scores

- *Lovely Professional University*

- *CMR Institute of Technology*

3.Other Options

- *Private universities*

- *Diploma programs*

Eligibility-Criteria

-Most colleges require a minimum of 45%-60% in Class 12th PCM

Budget-Constraints

- Government colleges are generally more affordable than private.

- Many colleges offer scholarships.

Yes, candidates can apply for BTech at Manipur University without a JEE score. The BTech course is offered via the university's affiliated college, Manipur Institute of Technology. Candidates can apply for the BTech course with or without a JEE score. However, reference shall be given to JEE (Main) 2025 positively scored candidates. Vacant seats after JEE score selection rounds will be filled based on the marks secured in the Admission Test to be conducted by the Institute in Physics and Mathematics subjects. 

With an OBC rank of 44,254 and a CRL rank of 133,700, you might have a shot at getting into some of the lower-ranked NITs or IIITs for a B.Tech program. Your chances are likely better for less competitive branches like Civil, Chemical, or Mechanical Engineering at these institutions.

JK Lakshmipat University accepts BTech applications from candidates with valid  JEE Main scores. However, having a JEE Main score is not compulsory to secure admission to the BTech programme of the university. Candidates can also apply based on their Class 12 merit or CUET UG scores. The university may require such candidates to appear for other selection rounds, such as an entrance exam or a Personal Interaction round. Further, candidates applying for admission must ensure that they meet the required eligibility, as specified by the university.

In the JEE Mains 2024 exam, a score of at least 125 to 135 marks is required to make it to the 95+ percentile list. Therefore,  aim for a score of 145 to 155 marks while practicing the test series. To achieve this, you need to have a deep understanding of at least 35 to 40 topics in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.