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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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DY Patil College of Engineering, Akurdi and Bharti Vidyapeeth college of Engineering, Delhi can be good options. 

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Shourya Deep Bera

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Dr. AIT is an autonomous engineering college located in Bangalore, India. Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Technology does not accept JEE scores for admission to its B.E./B.Tech programs. Instead, the institute accepts COMEDK and KCET entrance exam scores for these programs. 

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Deepak Sureka

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Candidates who plan to get admission in B.Tech at BAIT have to complete the TNAE counselling process and there is no JEE score require to get admission into BAIT. You can just do TNAE counselling after completing your class 12th with a percentage of around 40-45%. You can show your scorecard of JEE  also but it will rarely put impact on your admission or selection process.

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Bhavani Sharma

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Yes, IILM does accept JEE score. It also accepts 12th score in boards such as CBSE, ISC and UP. It also accpets CUET scores. IILM accepts JEE Mains as an entrance criteria. 

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Deepak Sureka

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Yes, Of course you can get admission in BAIT with 75 percentile in JEE Mains. BAIT has eligibility criteria of 40-45% in your 12th board exam only, so you need to fulfill only that criteria. The percentile is a measure of the relative performance of a candidate with respect to others who have appeared for the JEE Main exam. It shows that ahead of 75% candidate among all the aspirants which is good. There are many other colleges also in which you can admission with this percentile including BAIT.

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GOWTHAM SURYA GOSANGI

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Yes, Zeal College of Engineering and Research (ZCOER) in Pune, Maharashtra accepts scores from the JEE Main national-level entrance exam. ZCOER also accepts scores from other state-level entrance exams like MHT CET and MAH CET. 

ZCOER also accepts scores from other national-level entrance exams, including:

  • GATE for M.Tech
  • CAT, MAT, CMAT, or MAHCET for MBA or MCA
  • CAT or MAT for MBA

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Saakshi Varsha Lama

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Yes. The authorities will consider JEE Main scores for admissions into the BTech courses offered by the University. If the candidate has a valid JEE Main score, then they will not be required to attempt and qualify SUNET. Only those candidates who have not qualified JEE Main can attempt SUNET and secure the scores required for admission. 

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Indrani Choudhury

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Yes, students can enroll in DYPIU (DY Patil International University) without taking the JEE. The eligibility criteria for the course is Class 12 with 45% aggregate and selection criteria for the course are merit-based. However, the university also accepts NET (UGC, CSIR, ICMR, DBT, ICAR), JAM, PERA, CAT, XAT, MAT, ATMA, NMAT, GATE, or GRE scores. 

 

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