JEE

No, SSN College of Engineering does not accept JEE Main scores. Admission to the UG course is merit-based. The preferred pattern of scores followed for admission is listed below. TANCET/ Other State Level Admission Tests > 80 percentile. Admission under this category in SSN is entrance-based. Candidates who have passed either of the accepted exams with the required score become eligible for admission. The accepted entrance exams along with the required percentile are CAT/XAT/CMAT > 60 percentile. The B.E./B. Tech Programs are the flagship programs at SSN. Admission to these programs is strictly by merit. There are currently eight B.E./B. Tech programs are offered at SSN. Admission for 65% of the seats at SSN is done through single-window counselling as per Anna University norms.

Bahra University does not specify a JEE cutoff for admission to B.Tech programs in 2023. The university considers JEE Main scores for admission to B.Tech, but the search results do not mention any cutoff marks.Admission to B.Tech at Bahra University is based on the following criteria:10+2 with PCM subjects and a minimum of 45% marksValid JEE Main scorePerformance in the university's selection process, if anyThe total fee for the B.Tech programme at Bahra University ranges from INR 1.15 Lakhs to INR 1.20 Lakhs per year depending on the specialization. The average B.Tech fees is INR 1.17 Lakhs per year.So in summary, while Bahra University accepts JEE Main scores for B.Tech admissions, the search results do not specify a cutoff for JEE in 2023. The university considers multiple factors like 10+2 marks, entrance exam scores, and performance in the selection process for finalizing admissions.

Yes, you can take admission in RR Group of Institutions for a B.Tech programme without appearing for the JEE (Joint Entrance Examination). Most private engineering colleges in India, including RR Group of Institutions, offer alternative admission pathways. Here are some common methods:Management Quota: Many private institutions reserve a certain percentage of seats under the management quota, where admission is based on criteria set by the institution rather than national-level entrance exams like JEE.State-Level Entrance Exams: Some states conduct their own entrance exams for engineering admissions, such as KCET in Karnataka, MHT-CET in Maharashtra, etc. RR Group of Institutions may accept scores from these state-level exams.Direct Admission: Certain institutions offer direct admissions based on the candidate's performance in their higher secondary examinations (Class 12 or equivalent). This usually involves a merit-based selection process where students with good grades in relevant subjects (like Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics) can apply directly.Institutional Entrance Exams: Some colleges conduct their own entrance exams for admission. Checking with RR Group of Institutions if they have such an exam can be a viable option.It's better to check the specific admission criteria and procedures on the official website of RR Group of Institutions or contact their admissions office directly for detailed and updated information