What is the selection process for B.Sc and what is the minimum CUET score required at Jindal School of Environment and Sustainability?

<p>The&nbsp;process by which&nbsp;the&nbsp;B is selected.&nbsp;Sc. (Hons. ) in Environment and Sustainable Development at JSES will&nbsp;employ&nbsp;a two-stage&nbsp;procedure starting&nbsp;with the 2024 intake:</p><p>Stage 1: CUET Score: Required Exam: Based on the most current data, applicants will be ranked primarily on their scores from the CUET (Common University Entrance Test). The CUET stipulates that a score is the minimum needed for JSES B.Sc. is not yet known, but it ought to be competitive and meet the requirements of the programme as a whole as well as the applicant pool. You can check the JSES website or contact the admissions office when the exact cutoff score is announced. Candidates who have been shortlisted for further consideration based on their CUET scores will need to submit a polished personal statement detailing their reasons for wanting to pursue the programme and their achievements in extracurricular and academic domains during the second round of the selection process. JSES may also ask further questions to gauge your understanding of the programme and your motivations.&nbsp;</p><p>Faculty Interview: Depending on the circumstances, candidates who made the short list might be invited to take part in an interview with a member of the faculty to assess their communication, critical thinking, and programme comprehension skills. In summary, JSES will consider the following criteria in selecting the B candidate: personal statement, supplemental responses, CUET score, and, if applicable, interview performance.</p>

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