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Apeejay Institute of Management and Engineering Technical Campus directly takes admission for B.Tech courses without JEE. The eligibility is based on performance in the Class 12 board exams of a student in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.As far as the eligibility criterion is met by the defined entry criteria, the minimum percentage of the above subjects would generally get you admission.Though admission this way can be contested, the actual number of available seats varies each time along with pattern change in the admission process based on the concerned course for the academic year.The college should be contacted for the latest details available regarding actual admission procedure and criteria eligibility as well as documents required for direct admission.

There are several engineering colleges in India that offer admission without the JEE Mains exam, including some that are considered to be among the best in the country:  Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT): A renowned college in Tamil Nadu that offers undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs. VIT conducts its own entrance exam, the VITEEE.  Veermata Jijabai Technology Institute (VJTI): A prestigious engineering college in Mumbai.  Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT): A prestigious engineering college in Mumbai that uses the MHT CET as its entrance test.  Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda (MSU): A prestigious engineering college in Baroda.  Lalbhai Dalpatbhai College of Engineering (LDCE): A prestigious engineering college in Ahmedabad.  Jamia Millia Islamia: A top engineering college in New Delhi that is also considered one of the cheapest engineering colleges in India.  Jadavpur University: A top engineering college in Kolkata that is also considered one of the cheapest engineering colleges in India.

Yes, it's possible to get admission to the BTech programme at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) with a score of 87% in the JEE Mains exam:  The common eligibility for the BTech programme at IISc is a 45% aggregate in Class 12.  The selection criteria for the BTech programme is JEE Main and JEE Advanced, followed by counseling.  According to Engineering Career 360, a score of 62–87 in JEE Mains can result in a percentile of 84.56–91.59.  Some other admission requirements for IISc include:For the BSc program, the common eligibility is a 60% aggregate in Class 12 with PCM.  For the M.Tech program, the common eligibility is a 50–70% aggregate in graduation.  Some programs and disciplines at IISc admit students directly based on national entrance tests, while others shortlist candidates and conduct an interview. 

To enroll in the Computer Science (CSE) program at DCRUST (Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science and Technology), you would normally need to do the following steps: To apply, you must meet the eligibility conditions, which often include a valid score from the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main or the university's entrance exam.- A 10+2 education in Physics, Mathematics, and a relevant field (such as Computer Science).To apply, first check the DCRUST website for admission notifications and application forms.- Carefully fill out the application form, including all needed facts.admission Exam: If relevant, prepare for the admission exam (if DCRUST administers one) or ensure you have a proper JEE score.Merit List: After the tests, review the merit list released by the university. Admission is usually based on the rank attained.Counseling procedure: If you are chosen, you will go through a counseling procedure to select your preferred branch depending on your ranking.Documentation: Prepare the required documents for verification, which include:- Mark papers and certificates.- JEE scorecard or entrance test results - Caste certificate (if applicable) - Domicile certificate (if necessary)Fee Payment: Once you have been admitted, pay the necessary costs to confirm your seat.Prepare for College Life: Familiarize yourself with the syllabus, teachers, and campus facilities to ensure a smooth transition to college.Additional Tips:Stay updated: Check the DCRUST website and official notifications for any changes to the admissions process or dates.Prepare well. Concentrate on your preparation for the entrance exam, if applicable, and improve your fundamental knowledge of Mathematics and Computer Science. 

It's improbable that you'll be able to get into NIT Goa with a JEE Mains rank of 273,715 because the closing ranks for B.Tech. degrees at NIT Goa are typically lower: B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering: In Round 1 of 2024, the final rank for this course was 34,858. In 2023, the last round closing rank was 10,752. B.Tech. in Civil Engineering: In Round 1 of 2024, the opening and closing ranks for home state male applicants were both 89,452. In Round 6, 2023, the General category candidates' final rank was 47,155. B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering: In 2024, the last-round cutoff rank was 31,124. The JEE Main cut-off for NITs varies according to year, course, and category. 

Preparing for JEE with the goal of securing a CSE seat at NIT Surathkal, especially under the EWS category, requires a focused and strategic approach. Here's how you can prepare effectively:1. Understand the SyllabusCover the full JEE syllabus, focusing on Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.Refer to the NCERT textbooks as your base and then move on to advanced books like HC Verma for Physics, RD Sharma for Math, and MS Chauhan for Organic Chemistry.2. Create a TimetableDedicate at least 6-8 hours daily for JEE preparation, splitting time between learning concepts, solving problems, and revising.Focus more on topics with high weightage such as Calculus, Coordinate Geometry, Thermodynamics, Electrostatics, and Chemical Bonding.3. Join Coaching or Use Online ResourcesIf you can, join a coaching institute or use online platforms offering video lectures, test series, and practice material tailored to JEE.Self-study should be supplemented with mock tests and previous years' papers.4. Regular Practice and RevisionPractice a lot of numerical problems and solve previous years' JEE papers.Revise regularly to strengthen weak areas and retain concepts.5. Mock TestsTake mock tests frequently and analyze them to identify your weak areas.Focus on improving speed and accuracy, as time management is key during the exam.6. EWS ReservationEnsure you have the valid EWS certificate as per government norms, as this can significantly improve your chances of getting a seat at NIT Surathkal.7. Focus on Target RankFor NIT Surathkal CSE under EWS, aim for a JEE Main rank below 3000 in your category. Work backward to set daily and weekly goals to meet this target. 

With an 88% in your 12th grade, and an 86 percentile in JEE Mains 2024, you can get admission to CSE at SASTRA University. It's quite tough as the competition is enormous for this branch, but it is possible. The process at SASTRA is rather interestingly different: 70% of the seats for this CSE programme are filled based on a composite score comprising 25% JEE Mains and 75% 12th board marks, while for the rest, 30%, admittance is based purely on board marks. Generally speaking, candidates having a JEE Main percentile of more than 90 and scoring more than 95% in boards have a higher chance at getting a seat in the CSE branch.Close to INR 2.40 Lacs tuition fees for the whole B.Tech programme at SASTRA University, which ends up at about INR 9.46 Lacs over the entire programme duration aside from additional expenses like the development fees and the examination fees.