Can I apply for BTech at The LNM Institute of Information Technology Jaipur without JEE Main score?

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  • No there are no direct examination to the  LNM Institute of Information Technology Jaipur. For, taking admission in B.Tech it is nexessary that the candidate must have competed 10+2 with tge minimum of 60% aggregate and the candidate must be the citizen of India. The candidate must take the entrance exam conducted by institute for B.Tech which is JEE. The marks scores in the entrance exam are very important as the admission is done on the basis of rank scored in JEE Mains. Then, candidates can apply for counselling and check the merit list released by the college and candidates can further secure their seats by payin the admission

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    Nidhi Prasad | Contributor-Level 10

    a year ago

    Undergraduate programs including BTech and a five-year Integrated programme leading to a Dual Degree BTech-MTech are available at the LNM Institute of Information Technology. To be eligible, students must have passed the class 12th test with a minimum of 60% overall or an equivalent grade. 

    The CBSE's JEE Main exam score determines a student's eligibility for the courses. Additionally, the institute provides direct admission to board-qualified candidates as well as DASA-eligible NRIs and PIOs. 

  • No, you cannot apply for BTech at The LNM Institute of Information Technology Jaipur without a JEE Main score. LNMIIT's admission process primarily relies on a candidate's JEE Main score. However, if you are among the top 10 rank holders of the Rajasthan Board, LNMIIT may consider your admission directly.

    Here's the elgibilty criteria for B.Tech at LNM Institute of Information Technology

    • The applicant must be a citizen of India.
    • Applicants must participate in JEE Main for that year in which he going to take admission.
    • Minimum 60% aggregate marks in Class 12th examination.
    • Minimum 60% aggregate marks in Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry in
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