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2 years agoContributor-Level 10
It is hard for you to get top B.Tech courses at NMIMS with 70% in NMIMS CET. Your NMIMS CET score, class 12th percentage, and performance in the personal interview (PI) will determine your admission to NMIMS B.Tech programmes. Each year, the cutoff scores for various B.Tech programmes change based on the quantity of applicants, entrance exam difficulty, and available seats.
For the general category, the cutoff was approximately 85%, while for the OBC group, it was around 75%. Although you should be proud of your 70% score, it may fall short of the minimum required for some of the most popular B.Tech specialisations, such as CSE and ECE.
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2 years agoContributor-Level 10
For admissions through NMIMS CET, the students will have to meet the eligibility criteria. They should have completed their 12th class qualifying exam from a recognised board. English is a compulsory subject along with either a Science or Vocational Science subject. For the Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Indore, and Hyderabad campuses, they should have scored minimum 50% in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. For the Shirpur campus, a minimum of 45% in PCM is needed. The age limit is 25 years.
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2 years agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, the candidates have to take the printout of the NMIMS CET admit card to the exam center. The authorities at the exam centre will not allow the candidates if they show the softcopy of the admit card in their mobile phone. While reporting at the exam centre, the candidates are expected to produce print out of an admit card along with identity proof. If the candidates failed to produce these documents, they will not be allowed to enter the exam centre and attempt the examination. Therefore, all of the candidates are advised to read the exam day guidelines carefully before going for the exam.
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