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Anurag Shivam
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Here are the closing ranks for the School of Management Sciences (SMS) in Lucknow for the 2024 JEE Main exam:B.Tech. in Computer Science Engineering: Round 1 closing rank of 1386617, and last round closing rank of 1366093B.Tech. in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science: Round 1 closing rank of 1213615, and last round closing rank of 1213615B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning): Last round closing rank of 1291975B.Tech in Electrical Engineering: Last round closing rank of 778353
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Shailja Rawat
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As per the official website, Amity University Gwalior accepts JEE Main scores for BTech admissions. Thus, students seeking admission can apply via JEE Main scores. Those who wish to apply via JEE Main must know that the JEE Main tentative dates for sessions 1 and 2 have been announced by the NTA. As per the announcement, session 1 exam is tentatively scheduled to be held in January and the second session in April.
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Abhignan bollam
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As a bio student, you can pursue a B.Tech in Food Technology without JEE Mains by applying to colleges that do not require the exam for admission. Some institutions offer direct entry or accept state-level entrance exams for B.Tech Food Technology. For example, colleges like Jadavpur University and various state-level universities might offer this course with alternative entry pathways.
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Abhignan bollam
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To get admission to the B.Tech programs at SLIET University, candidates typically need to appear for the JEE Main exam, and the cutoff is determined based on their performance. The exact cutoff varies yearly depending on factors like the number of applicants and their exam performance. SLIET also considers scores from their own entrance exam, depending on the course, but JEE Main scores are a common route for B.Tech admission.
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Abhignan bollam
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For the B.Tech course in Information Technology at Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute (VJTI), Mumbai, the cutoff for the general category (GOPENS) in the 2024 MHT CET is expected to be around 99 percentile. Last year, the cutoff was 99.84%. For other categories such as OBC and SC/ST, the cutoff percentile is generally lower, around 99-95 depending on the category.
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Prashant Sharma
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Choosing between an MBA from an IIM and an M.Tech from an IIT depends on your career aspirations, interests, and skills, as both paths lead to highly respected and rewarding careers in different fields.An MBA from an IIM is best suited for individuals aiming to excel in management, leadership, and business strategy roles. It opens up opportunities in diverse industries such as consulting, finance, marketing, operations, and entrepreneurship. The programme equips students with strategic thinking, problem-solving, and people-management skills, making them ideal for managerial or leadership roles. It is particularly beneficial for those l
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Anjali Raj
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Depending on the program and category, a candidate normally has to score in the 85th to 95th percentile or above on JEE Main in order to get admitted to Mahindra University in Hyderabad. Percentiles above 90 are frequently required in popular fields like computer science. During the selection process, the university also takes other entrance requirements and academic performance into account. Every year, cutoffs change depending on a number of variables, including the volume of applications, available seats, and general competition. Aiming for a higher percentile will improve your chances of getting accepted, especially for programs th
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Rupesh Katariya
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Yes, KL University, Hyderabad accepts JEE Main scores for admission to its engineering programs. Students can apply based on their JEE Main ranks, which may be considered alongside other entrance exams like KL University's own entrance test (KLEEE). Admissions are typically granted based on the best performance in any of the accepted entrance exams.For precise details on cutoff scores and the application process, it's best to refer to the university's official admission guidelines.
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Rupesh Katariya
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Yes, admission to Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College (GNDEC) Ludhiana is possible without the JEE exam, depending on the admission process for specific courses. GNDEC admits students through multiple pathways, including state-level entrance exams and merit-based admissions. In Punjab, students can apply through the Punjab Technical University (PTU) counseling process, where admission is often based on Class 12 marks or other state-level exams like CET.
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Ravi Babu
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Given your 979 intermediate exam grades and 89 percentile JEE Mains scores, you stand a good chance of being accepted into SASTRA Universitys Computer Science Engineering (CSE) programme in Thanjavur. There are two routes for admissions:Stream 1: Comprising normalised 12th marks (75%) and the JEE Mains (25%) accounts for 70% of seats.Stream 2: Covering the remaining 30% based only on 12th grade grades.The merit-based requirements of Stream 1 are adequately met by your scores. But there is fierce rivalry for CSE, and the final admission results rely on the total number of applicants and the cutoffs
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