Can a student who has completed/cleared 1st and 2nd sem from a recognised university apply for DTU LEET?

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    Anjali Sharma | Guide-Level 14

    6 years ago
    DTU LEET 2019 Eligibility
    The candidates seeking admission to the B.Tech lateral entry programmes should possess a state Diploma of three years in any branch of engineering or equivalent examination from a DTU recognised university. The candidates should secure a minimum of 60% (50-55% for SC/ST) marks in all the semesters as an aggregate. Final year students who meet the eligibility criteria can also apply for admissions. The only condition is that they need to produce all the certificates as proofs at the time of admission. Failing which, their candidature is subjected to cancellation. Age Criteria: Applicant must be minimum 18 years
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No, you are not eligible for the DTU LEET (Lateral Entry Entrance Test) if you are currently pursuing B.Tech in Biotechnology from NSUT

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Anil Uppin

Offcourse you are eligible my friend to write exam if you secured a minimum percentage or marks according to DTU Tgen your eligible for that college 

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Rupesh Katariya

In the DTU LEET (Delhi Technological University Lateral Entry Entrance Test) for CSE (Computer Science Engineering), Physics and Chemistry are typically not included for Diploma students. The subjects generally covered in the exam for lateral entry students are:

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  2. Engineering Mechanics
  3. Computer Science & Engineering Basics (such as Data Structures, Programming Languages)
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The focus is more on technical subjects related to the engineering discipline, especially computer science, rather than basic sciences like Physics and Chemistry.

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Anamika Jha

Approximately 45 to 60 seats are available for B.Tech in mechanical engineering through LEET. Candidates must know that the number differs in each institute and this is an average estimate. 

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Firstly, it is essential to carefully review the result and check for any discrepancies or errors. If you notice any errors, you should immediately notify the relevant authorities. They will then verify the error and make any necessary corrections. If you are unable to contact the relevant authorities or the institution, you may need to provide additional information or documentation to support your claim. This could include any relevant proof of identity, academic records, or other supporting documents.

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