JET

The eligibility criteria for B.Tech at School of Engineering and Technology are as follows:

• The candidates must have graduated from a recognised institution in class 12 with mathematics, chemistry, and physics as required courses.
• Candidates must have completed class 12 with a minimum grade of 60% or above.
• Depending on the college they want to attend, the candidates must take entrance tests like JEE Main, JEE Advanced, BITSAT, VITEEE, LPUNEST, etc.

Regarding the JET exam, several institutions administer it to candidates seeking admission to their B.Tech programs. To gain admission to B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture, B.Sc. (Hons.) Horticulture, B.Sc. (Hons.) Forestry, B.F.Sc., B.Tech. (Dairy Technology), and B.Tech. (Food Technology) programs, for instance, Agriculture University, Jodhpur administers the Rajasthan JET. Similar to this, the Film and Television Institute of India administers the FTII JET to candidates seeking admission to a range of film and television courses. TATA Steel administers the TATA Steel JET programme to hire junior engineer trainees.

As such, in order to respond to your inquiry, please be more specific about the JET exam you're referring to as well as the college you're interested in. It is possible to assess your chances of being admitted to B.Tech courses by looking at the anticipated cut-off marks for various JET tests. The number of candidates, the exam's difficulty, the availability of seats, and other variables may cause the cut-off marks to change annually. In order to get the most recent news and information, you should also visit the official websites of the corresponding institutes.

Your ability to enroll in a postgraduate Diploma programme at SOGS, Jain (Deemed-to-be University) with an 88% JET score is contingent upon a number of circumstances, such as:1. Particular program: Each programme has its own requirements for admission, so even while a high JET score is undoubtedly advantageous, admittance to all programs may not be assured. It's important to know the exact programme you want to apply to in order to evaluate your prospects.2. Cut-off scores: Various factors, such as available seats, competition, and programme popularity, are taken into account by each programme when determining the cut-off scores for the JET or other entrance tests. Regretfully, these results are typically not made public until after the entrance exam and could change from year to year.3. Extra requirements: In addition to your results on the entrance exam, some schools may take into account your academic standing in your bachelor's degree, references, in-person interviews, and professional experience, if any.Determine the particular programme it is: Give me the full name and specifics of the postgraduate Diploma programme you want to pursue. Visit the official website: Admissions information unique to each programme is often posted on SOGS's website. Look for the official announcement regarding the admissions procedure for the programme of your choice. It should include information about the required cut-off scores and other details. Get in touch with the admissions department: To find out more about your possibilities depending on your score and other prerequisites, you can get in direct contact with the SOGS admissions office by phone or email.