OJEE

Hii! To secure a seat at IGIT Sarang through OJEE, your required rank depends on the programme and category. For general category students, a rank below 5,000-8,000 typically increases your chances for branches like Civil, Electrical, or Mechanical Engineering. However, for more competitive streams like Computer Science or Electronics, you may need a rank below 2,000-3,000.If you belong to a reserved category, the rank cutoff may be more flexible, as per government norms. It's always a good idea to aim for the best possible rank to have a wider choice of branches and ensure your admission.Good luck with your OJEE preparation! 

Eligible candidates must upload and carry the following documents to the OJEE PGAT 2025 counselling/admission process -Downloaded rank card of GATE/GPATHSC or any other relevant certificate showing the Date of Birth (Birth Certificate) B.Tech/B.Arch/B.Plan/B.Pharm final mark sheet (for M.Tech/M.Arch/M.Plan/M.Pharm) mark sheetNativity or Resident certificateOriginal ST/SC certificate by birth of State of OdishaIncome certificate for TFW candidates for the financial year 2024-25EWS certificate (income and asset certificate) from Tahsildar/ Additional TahsildarGreen Card issued by Family Welfare Department of Government of OdishaCandidates must apply to the Rajya Sainik Board for ex-servicemen and verify whether their name is recommended. Minimum Two Years Work Experience CertificateNRI supporting documents

Of course, you can get admission to Sambalpur through an OJEE  score in MBA agribusiness management, even certain colleges of Sambalpur follow the OJEE score for admission to MBA in Agri-Business Management.Eligibility Criteria: To be a part of the Sambalpur University MBA in Agri-Business Management program one needs to have a 50% minimum in graduation.Admission Process: One can register and apply online or offline,  and the respective university conducts a written test.Selection Parameters:  for the selection of candidates there is an emphasis placed on two factors: the result from the written examination and candidates’ performance in the previous academic years, which are used in a ratio of 7:3 correspondingly