Thapar University

With 96.8% in RBSE, you've got a strong chance 👍

At Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology, scholarships are usually based on top board/JEE performers and are limited.

With your score, you can expect:

• A merit-based scholarship (tuition fee waiver/partial)

• Exact % (like 25%, 50% etc.) depends on your rank among admitted students that year

Top slabs usually go to the highest scorers, so the final amount depends on competition.

Best part — you're definitely in the range to be considered. Just apply early and keep your documents ready 👍

If JEE/NEET doesn't happen (or gets delayed), Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology usually adjusts its process instead of stopping admissions.

In such cases, they typically:

• Rely more on 12th PCM (board) merit

• Use JEE score later if/when results come

• Continue counselling rounds (including 4th) based on available criteria + seat availability

They've done this in the past during disruptions — so admissions still go on, just with slightly modified rules.

Best move: keep checking official updates and stay in the counselling process 👍

Thapar university is a highly ranked university. Below are the NIRF rankings of the university for the year 2025:

Yes, you can 👍

At Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology, a 2-year gap is generally not an issue for admission.

You'll just need to:

• Meet the usual eligibility (JEE/board criteria)
• Provide a gap affidavit/explanation if asked

As long as your documents are in order, the gap won't stop your admission.

Yes — with 98.33% in PCM, you're in a very strong position for Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology 👍

Through the board merit category, you should have:

• High chances for CSE / COE
• Almost certain chances for all other branches

Being from Rajasthan doesn't matter much here — your score is strong enough.

Just make sure you:

• Apply early
• Participate in counselling rounds properly

You're pretty much safe for top branches. Good score 👌

Yes, you can apply for a Ph.D. at Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology without NET.

NET/GATE is not compulsory. If you don't have it, you'll usually need to:

• Appear for their entrance test
• Clear the interview

Having NET/GATE can help (sometimes with fellowships or exemptions), but it's not mandatory

For the Ph.D. at Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology, there isn't one fixed last date for the whole year.

They usually have multiple admission cycles:

• One around April–May (Monsoon intake)
• Another around October–November (Winter intake)

Deadlines vary each cycle, so the safest move is to check the current admission notice on their website or contact admissions directly.

If you tell me your field, I can help you track the exact timeline 👍

Yes, you can visit Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology.

The campus is generally open on working days, and there's an admissions/help desk where you can get details about courses, cutoffs, and counselling.

Just a couple of tips:

• Go on a weekday (Mon–Fri) during office hours
• Carry basic docs (marksheets, ID) just in case
• If possible, check or call ahead to confirm timings

It's actually a good idea — you'll get much clearer information face-to-face 👍

At Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology:

• Main campus = better faculty, exposure, peer group
• Stronger placement opportunities
• More companies + better overall environment

Dera Bassi campus is newer, so:

• Fewer opportunities comparatively
• Placements are okay but not at Patiala level

Even in 2020, most top companies and higher packages were centered around the Patiala campus.

So if you have the choice → CSE Patiala > CSE Dera Bassi 👍