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Mohit diwakar

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Honestly, with 91%ile and 90+ in boards, you've got a decent shot at Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology.

CSE core might be tough at that percentile, but branches like ECE, Electrical, Mechanical, or some newer specialisations are definitely possible.

It'll depend on counselling rounds and cutoffs that year, but you're very much in the game. Don't stress too much.

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Chandeep Singh

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Thapar University is one of the top college choices for MCA course. The college offers the latest curriculum. The teaching methadology is focused on practical learning rather than theory based learning. Some of the top companies that recruit students for MCA course are Rapido, Insurance Dekho, DotPe, Digital XForce, Tata Motors  and more. The college has dedicated placement cell which makes it ideal for students. 

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Mohit diwakar

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Short answer — yes, it's possible in some cases, but it depends on the branch and year.

Thapar fills:

  • Major seats through JEE Main

  • Some seats through 12th PCM merit (board marks category)

If your PCM percentage is strong (usually 90%+ for safer side), you can compete in the board merit category. But for top branches like CSE/COE, it's still very competitive even through boards.

So yes, you can apply without JEE — but your 12th marks need to be good.

 

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Mohit diwakar

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Bro 91.1 percentile is solid 👍 not crazy high, but definitely workable.

For Thapar:

  • CSE/COE is honestly tough at that percentile.

  • ENC/ECE maybe borderline.

  • Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, Chemical — you've got a decent shot.

  • If you have Punjab quota, your chances improve a lot.

It really depends on competition this year, but yes — TIET is possible. Don't lose hope.

If you tell me your category + Punjab or outside, I'll give you a more real estimate.

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Mohit diwakar

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Here's the current B.Tech admission criteria at Thapar University (TIET) — straight and short:


Eligibility

10+2 (PCM) with at least 60% aggregate (55% for SC/ST) in Physics, Mathematics, and one of Chemistry/Biology/Biotechnology/Technical Vocational subjects. 
Appeared in JEE Main 2026 (or equivalent) — this is now the main mode for top engineering branches.

How Seats Are Filled

📌 50% seats based on JEE Main 2026 rank (All India merit).
📌 50% seats based on 12th PCM marks (board merit) for some branches — but many core branches now admit mainly through JEE Main


Minimum Requirements

  • Must be an Indian citizen.

  • 10+

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Mohit diwakar

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Here's the simple admission procedure for Thapar University (TIET):

1️⃣ Check Eligibility

  • Must meet the required marks criteria (usually 60%+ in PCM for BTech).

  • Other programs (BBA, MBA, MCA, etc.) have separate eligibility rules.

2️⃣ Entrance Exam

  • BTech: Based mainly on JEE Main score (no separate entrance).

  • Other courses may consider CAT/CMAT/NMAT/merit, depending on program.

3️⃣ Apply Online

  • Fill out the application form on the official TIET admission portal.

  • Upload documents + pay application fee.

4️⃣ Merit List & Counselling

  • University releases merit lists.

  • Participate in online counselling/seat allotment.

  • Confirm seat by payin

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Virajita Arora

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Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology offers a diverse range of programmes to students. The college offers BTech and MBA programme to students as its flagship courses. These courses are offered for a duration of 4 and 2 years, respectively. TIET Patiala courses are offered in full-time mode in several specialisations.

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Mohit diwakar

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If you're talking about Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology (commonly called Thapar University), here's the simple procedure:

✅ Admission Process (B.Tech)

  1. Appear for JEE Main – Most seats are filled based on your JEE Main rank.

  2. Apply on Thapar's official website – Fill the online application form when admissions open.

  3. Counselling process – Based on your JEE percentile + 12th marks (PCM criteria applies).

  4. Seat allotment & fee payment – If you meet the cutoff, you confirm your seat by paying the fee.

📌 Eligibility

  • 60%+ in PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Maths) in 12th (check the latest brochure for exact criteria).

  • Valid JEE Mai

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Mohit diwakar

Contributor-Level 7

Yes, you can directly register online for admission at Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology through their official admission portal.

Here's how it generally works:

  • Visit the official website and go to the Admissions section.

  • Fill out the online application form.

  • Upload required documents.

  • Pay the application fee.

  • Appear for required entrance exam (like JEE Main / CAT / etc., depending on the course).

Admission is usually based on entrance exam scores + eligibility criteria, so registration alone doesn't guarantee admission.

 

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Mohit diwakar

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Honestly, Thapar is a good private engineering college, but it does come at a cost.

For B.Tech, the total expense for 4 years (including tuition + hostel) usually goes around ₹28–35 lakhs, depending on your branch and accommodation. It's on the higher side compared to many colleges, so budgeting is important.

As for faculty, most professors are qualified (many with PhDs), and academics are taken seriously. Teaching quality is generally considered good, especially in core branches like CSE, ECE, and Mechanical. Like any big university, experiences can vary by department and individual professor.

If fees aren't a major constraint and yo

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