Science

UCD admission requirements for MSc in Data & Computational Science are given below:

·         The applicants are required to have an Upper Second Class Honors degree or higher or the international equivalent, in a highly quantitative subject such as Mathematics, Physics, Statistics, Engineering

·         IELTS with an overall score of 6.5 (no band less than 6.0) or equivalent

The NEST 2026 exam will be conducted in a single shift. The exam timing is from 2 PM to 5 PM. Students have to reach the exam hall at least one hour before the exam. Those reaching the centre after 1 PM will not be allowed entry. The exam timing will be provided on the NEST admit card. Test takers will also not be allowed to leave the hall before 5 PM.

Yes, if candidates are medically unfit to stay till the examination is over then they will be allowed to leave the exam centre after their test is complete. Except medically unfit applicants, no normal candidate will be allowed to leave the hall before the mentioned time in the admit card.  

The time limit to leave the examination centre is 11 am for the morning shift and, 4 pm for the evening shift. 

No, you are not allowed to carry the bag inside the NEST exam centre. No items other than the NEST admit card and a valid photo id are allowed in the test centre.

The test centres of NEST exam will be allotted on the basis of number of applicants opting for a particular test city/town. It is to be noted that the National Entrance Screening Test committee reserves the right to cancel or add any of the test cities without prior notice to applicants.

The final allocation of NEST Test Centres will be mentioned on the admit card. Applicants can not make any request to change the address or venue once it is decided. 

Candidates have to choose three exam cities in preferred order while filling the NEST application form. The exam centre will be allotted as per their preference.

Yes, The CUET (Common University Entrance Test) is indeed an entrance exam conducted by the University Grants Commission (UGC) in India. It is designed for admission to undergraduate programs, specifically including B.Tech courses, across central universities in the country. CUET aims to streamline the admission process for various undergraduate programs, ensuring a standardized evaluation system. By conducting a common entrance test, the UGC seeks to provide a fair and transparent platform for students aspiring to pursue B.Tech and other undergraduate courses in central universities.

Listed below are the private BTech colleges accepting CUET score in India along with their total tuition fee:

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The NIRF ranking for BTech colleges serves as a crucial reference point for students aspiring to pursue undergraduate engineering courses. This ranking offers valuable information about the educational quality, research facilities, and overall academic excellence of the colleges.

Here is the compilation of BTech colleges in India that accept CUET, along with their NIRF rankings for the year 2023: