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10 months ago

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Nishtha Shukla

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Yes, there are seats reserved in NIT Durgapur BTech and BTech + M.Tech (Dual) degree programme for SC, ST, EWS and other candidates. Below is total no. of seats reserved for various categories:CategoryIntakeOpen-PwD17Gen-EWS89Gen-EWS-PwD4SC131SC-PwD9ST63ST-PwD5OBC-NCL232OBC-NCL-PwD12

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10 months ago

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Nishtha Shukla

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The reservation of seats to SC, ST, OBC, Differently Abled candidates, EWS and dependents of Army personnels shall be governed by prevailing Uttar Pradesh State Government orders/as per rules laid down by CSJM University. There are a total of 390 seats for BTech course in campus and affiliated colleges. Candidates can get a seat in BTech programme of CSJMU based on their CUET-UG or JEE Main score.

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11 months ago

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Bhumika Khandelwal

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SRM University admits students based on a valid score of SRMJEE. Candidates who qualify the exam are offered seats via a university-level counselling process. There is no seat reservation policy found on SRM IST. However, other SRM University campuses might offer seat reservations for Engineering courses. Candidates are advised to visit the official website or the admission office of the university to find more details around the same.

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12 months ago

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Ranjeeta Rai

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Yes, NIT Meghalaya offers seat reservation for the SC/ST candidates for the BTech programme. The seat break-up is done among the BTech specialisations:CategotyBTech in CEBTech in CSEBTech in ECEBTech in MEBTech in EEESC02011ST10991010

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a year ago

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Indrani Choudhury

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The university has released the seats available at IISC Bangalore for BTech programme. As per stats, a total of 52 seats are reserved for BTech at IISC Bangalore. For more clarity, students can check the table presented below:InstitutesSeatsIndian Institute of Science52

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a year ago

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Indrani Choudhury

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Majorily of seats are reserved for Civil and IT Engineering for BTech students for the year 2023. Apart from this, the seats are reserved from Mechanical and Electronics and Communication Engineering. As a whole, the seats are reserved for BTech full-time and for Lateral Entry.

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a year ago

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Indrani Choudhury

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As per the data available, a total of 1,620 seats are available for BTech students at Dr MGR Educational and Research Institute. Students who are looking for admissions in BTech course need to book their seats amongst these 1,620 seats. For more information students are advised to visit the official website.

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a year ago

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Arshita Tiwari

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Reservation policy at ANGRAU for BTech is as follows:CategoryPercentageCandidates from Rural Areas40%OBC29%SC15%ST6%Other Reservations9%Defense Personnel (CAP): 2%National Cadet Corps. (NCC): 1%Physically Challenged PH (Subject to Government Orders): 5%Visually HandicappedHearing ImpairedOrthopedically HandicappedGames & Sports: 0.5%Scouts and Guides: 0.5%Economical Weaker Section (EWS)10%Women33.3% 

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a year ago

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Aman Kumar Thakur

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a year ago

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Shashank Gupta

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If you cracked UPSC ESE then definitely join as IES. Or if you are preparing then give both GATE and UPSC ESE your first priority should be IES then any PSU job.

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