JEE Scores

Yes, the CT Group of Institutions (CTGI) accepts JEE Main scores for BTech admissions. Students must have at least 50% aggregate combined in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics (PCM) after passing Class 12. Candidates must have a valid JEE Main score for admission. But their website makes no mention of any particular cutoff. The application form can be filled out online on the CTGI website or through a designated admission portal. Submit the scanned copies of the Class 12 marksheet, the JEE Main score card, etc. During the application process, students can select their preferred BTech branch and campus as well. CTGI will publish a merit list in accordance with the JEE Main score and Class 12 average. Seats are allocated according to students 'rank on the merit list and the availability of seats per branch and campus.

Yes, IET Lucknow also provides Management Quota admission for some of its limited number of seats.To apply:- Eligibility criteria and number of seats for the admission on college website- Better still contact the admissions office for information.- Appear for the exam, get the Admit card, and scan your mark sheets, ID proof, domicile certificate etc.- Sustain a face to face interview with the college managementA minimum CUET or JEE score is not required but if the candidate has the score it would be preferred. It needs to be mentioned that the college evaluates the applicants in terms of academic achievements, interview, etc. The specific information and procedure should be obtained from the college’s website or directly corresponding with the college. This way of admission differs from other annual merit-based admission to the university.

With a JEE Mains score around 61%, you might find opportunities in several state-level engineering colleges and private institutions. Some of the best options include:State Engineering Colleges: Colleges in states like Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, and Punjab have good engineering programs and often have lower cutoffs.Private Institutions: Colleges like Manipal Institute of Technology, SRM University, and VIT Vellore might offer admission through their own entrance exams or management quotas.National Institutes of Technology (NITs): Lower-ranked NITs may be an option, though competition is high.It's advisable to check each college's specific cutoff for the year and consider state counseling sessions.