JEE Eligibility

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There are some chances that you will get a seat in VIT which is especially known for its innovative methods of teaching. The cut off has yet to be announced, as it would be according to average of the performance of the students of that batch. The seat in your desired stream might be a little questionable, though hope for the best. For example, many students want to pursue B.Tech in CSE, so such seats are the first to fill up. You can also check from their web site for the same. The desired stream, that is the stream in which you want to pursue your B.Tech may have to be compromised.
In the meanwhile, you can also browse some other good colleges like LPU which is best known for its innovative projects and the top notch companies have picked their students for enviable positions. SRM also would be a good choice. You need to pursue your career in a stream about which you are passionate because then only you will be able to give your best to achieve your goal. So browse some good college web sites as well for a seat in your desired stream as online admissions are in full swing and the seats are filling up fast.

Yes, you can apply, if meeting the below eligibility and admission criteria. Eligibility criteria: Minimum 50% aggregate marks (45% for SC/ST Candidates), or equivalent grades in Physics, Mathematics and any one of the four optional courses (Biology, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Computer Science) from a recognized Central/State Board/University Examination in India or in any foreign country recognized as equivalent to 10+2 system by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU). Students appearing in the final examination of 10+2 may also apply. Or
Diploma holders (3-year Polytechnic programme) from a recognised Institute, with minimum 50% marks are eligible for lateral entry into 2nd year of B.Tech. , in any programme of engineering offered at JKLU. Admission criteria : The applicants are required to appear in one of the national level engineering admission tests, such as JEE held in 2020. In case the candidate has not appeared for any national level engineering test, he/she will have to appear in the JKLU Engineering Entrance Test (EET) to qualify for the programme.