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Shivanshu Seth
Contributor-Level 9
Hi,
You would need a NATA score of 100-120 or JEE paper 2 score of 160-180/390 with a decent class 12th score to get admission in JU.
According to last year cut off,
2013: 1784-5489
2014: 861-4767
They also take admission on the basis of WBJEE rank.
You would need a NATA score of 100-120 or JEE paper 2 score of 160-180/390 with a decent class 12th score to get admission in JU.
According to last year cut off,
2013: 1784-5489
2014: 861-4767
They also take admission on the basis of WBJEE rank.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Rupam,
Almost all state govts in India have resorted to entrance test for selecting students for admission to engineering colleges with the notable exception of Tamil Nadu. Even deemed to be universities have their own entrance exams. As you have missed on your home state's CET, you can perhaps now think of management quota seats in private college if you want to pursue engineering this year. You of course gave an option of taking a break, prepare well for WBJEE clear it with good marks next year and hope to get into a good government college.
Best wishes to you.
Almost all state govts in India have resorted to entrance test for selecting students for admission to engineering colleges with the notable exception of Tamil Nadu. Even deemed to be universities have their own entrance exams. As you have missed on your home state's CET, you can perhaps now think of management quota seats in private college if you want to pursue engineering this year. You of course gave an option of taking a break, prepare well for WBJEE clear it with good marks next year and hope to get into a good government college.
Best wishes to you.
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Anjali Sharma
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Eligibility: 10+2 with Mandatory Subjects: Physics, Chemistry. Candidate must have selected any one from Mathematics/ Biotechnology/ Biology/ Technical Vocational subjects along with mandatory subjects and must have secured 45% (40% in case of reserved category) in the mandatory and optional subjects taken together.
Admission is based on rank obtained in WBJEE/ JEE Mains.
Vacant seats will be filled by Adamas University Admission Test (AUAT) merit list.
Admission is based on rank obtained in WBJEE/ JEE Mains.
Vacant seats will be filled by Adamas University Admission Test (AUAT) merit list.
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Amita SharmaNational Doctoral fellow
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General Academic Qualifications for admission to Engineering/Pharmacy Courses are defined below:
For Engineering: Passed class 12th examination with Physics and Mathematics along with any one of Chemistry / Biotechnology / Biology / Computer Science / Computer Application as compulsory subjects. For Pharmacy: Passed class 12th examination with Physics and Chemistry along with any one of Mathematics / Biotechnology / Biology / Computer Science / Computer Application as compulsory subjects. Must have obtained at least 45% marks (40% marks for SC/ST/OBC-A/OBC-B/OBC-C/PwD in all the 3 subjects taken together. Passed English in class 10+2 ex
For Engineering: Passed class 12th examination with Physics and Mathematics along with any one of Chemistry / Biotechnology / Biology / Computer Science / Computer Application as compulsory subjects. For Pharmacy: Passed class 12th examination with Physics and Chemistry along with any one of Mathematics / Biotechnology / Biology / Computer Science / Computer Application as compulsory subjects. Must have obtained at least 45% marks (40% marks for SC/ST/OBC-A/OBC-B/OBC-C/PwD in all the 3 subjects taken together. Passed English in class 10+2 ex
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MALLIKARJUNASWAMY SDATA SCIENTIST,AIML SPECIALIST
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Yes, SNUSAT is easier than JEE Mains. JEE Mains is the toughest engineering entrance exam.
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shikhar singhBuilding Digital Businesses.
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If you want to get a good college and you have enough dedication and confidence. You should drop one more year rather than doing B.Tech and preparation simultaneously. B.Tech has its own wide syllabus, it will not going to be easy to accomplish both task together. If your college is good, then focus on your academic and learn skills to get future ready. If it is not you can dream and dare to get an IIT for higher studies. It will be a wise decision.
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