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2 months agoContributor-Level 10
No, candidates are not required to appear in AUEE if they have secured a valid JEE Mains score. These candidates will be directly proceeded to Alliance Selection Process. Final admission is based on a combined score of last qualifying exam, entrance exam and Alliance Selection Process score.
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No, candidates are not required to appear in AUEE if they have secured a valid JEE Mains score. These candidates will be directly proceeded to Alliance Selection Process. Final admission is based on a combined score of last qualifying exam, entrance exam and Alliance Selection Process score.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda does accept JEE Main scores. The university considers both JEE and GUJCET scores for its B.E programmes. Students have to apply through the counselling conducted by ACPC. To know more about the MSU Baroda JEE Main cutoff, students can check the past year trends.
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With 90%+ in JEE Main, you have performed better than 90% of all students who appeared for the exam. At this score, you have a good chance of getting into newer or lower-ranked NITs like NIT Raipur, NIT Durgapur, and IIITs like IIIT Allahabad and IIITM Gwalior — which are far better in terms of brand value, placements, and overall reputation than any private college in Nashik. You can also consider good private universities like Vellore University (VIT) and Manipal University, which are nationally recognised and much stronger options.
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If you have the same JEE rank and get a seat in a govt. college, always choose govt. over private. This is because government colleges charge much lower fees, have better brand value, and give you a stronger return on investment. In Nashik, there is only 1 government engineering college out of 30+ total colleges, so a government seat is rare and precious.
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