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Can I join JSBF directly?

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a year ago

Whether you can directly join JSBF (JSBF Institute of Management & Technology) depends on the specific programme you're interested in and the current admission cycle. Here's a breakdown of the possibilities:

Direct Admission Routes:

Management Quota: Some programs at JSBF might offer a limited number of seats through a Management Quota, allowing direct admission based on merit or other criteria set by the college. However, this information isn't readily available on their website, so it's best to contact the JSBF admissions office directly to inquire about specific programs and quota availability.
Lateral Entry: If you've already comp

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Direct Admission Routes:

Management Quota: Some programs at JSBF might offer a limited number of seats through a Management Quota, allowing direct admission based on merit or other criteria set by the college. However, this information isn't readily available on their website, so it's best to contact the JSBF admissions office directly to inquire about specific programs and quota availability.
Lateral Entry: If you've already completed a year or two in a similar programme at another college, you might be eligible for lateral entry into the second or third year of the corresponding programme at JSBF. Again, eligibility and available seats vary by program, so reaching out to the admissions office is crucial.

Standard Admission Process:

Entrance Exams: For most programs, JSBF considers scores from national-level entrance exams like CUET (Central Universities Entrance Test) or other program-specific tests. You'll need to register for the relevant exam, meet the eligibility criteria, and score well to be considered for admission.
Merit List & Counselling: Based on your entrance exam scores and academic merit, JSBF releases a merit list.Those who rank high enough are invited for counselling, where they can choose their preferred programme and confirm their seat.

Recommendation:

While the possibility of direct admission exists for certain scenarios, it's generally not the standard route for most programs at JSBF. To accurately gauge your options, I recommend the following:

Visit the JSBF website: Check the specific admission requirements and process for the programme you're interested in. Look for mentions of "Direct Admission" or "Management Quota" availability.
Contact the Admissions Office: Call or email the JSBF admissions office to clarify your doubts and get updated information about direct admission possibilities for your chosen program.
Explore Standard Admission: Familiarize yourself with the entrance exams and merit-based admission process, as this might be the more likely route for securing your seat at JSBF.

ACT – 27 and above
CUET- 60 Percentile and above
SAT India – 1100 and Above
JSAT – 50 % and above
UGAT- 60 Percentile and above
LSAT – 50 percentile and above

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Whether you can directly join JSBF (JSBF Institute of Management & Technology) depends on the specific programme you're interested in and the current admission cycle. Here's a breakdown of the possibilities:Direct Admission Routes:<ul data-sourcepos="5:1-5:91"><li data-sourcepos="5:1-5:91">Management Quota: Some programs at JSBF might offer a limited number of seats through a Management Quota, allowing direct admission based on merit or other criteria set by the college. However, this information isn't readily available on their website, so it's best to contact the JSBF admissions office directly to inquire about specific programs and quota availability.</li><li data-sourcepos="6:1-7:0">Lateral Entry: If you've already completed a year or two in a similar programme at another college, you might be eligible for lateral entry into the second or third year of the corresponding programme at JSBF. Again, eligibility and available seats vary by program, so reaching out to the admissions office is crucial.</li></ul>Standard Admission Process:<ul data-sourcepos="10:1-12:0"><li data-sourcepos="10:1-10:302">Entrance Exams: For most programs, JSBF considers scores from national-level entrance exams like CUET (Central Universities Entrance Test) or other program-specific tests. You'll need to register for the relevant exam, meet the eligibility criteria, and score well to be considered for admission.</li><li data-sourcepos="11:1-12:0">Merit List & Counselling: Based on your entrance exam scores and academic merit, JSBF releases a merit list.Those who rank high enough are invited for counselling, where they can choose their preferred programme and confirm their seat.</li></ul>Recommendation:While the possibility of direct admission exists for certain scenarios, it's generally not the standard route for most programs at JSBF. To accurately gauge your options, I recommend the following:<ol data-sourcepos="17:1-17:145"><li data-sourcepos="17:1-17:145">Visit the JSBF website: Check the specific admission requirements and process for the programme you're interested in. Look for mentions of "Direct Admission" or "Management Quota" availability.</li><li data-sourcepos="18:1-18:191">Contact the Admissions Office: Call or email the JSBF admissions office to clarify your doubts and get updated information about direct admission possibilities for your chosen program.</li><li data-sourcepos="19:1-20:0">Explore Standard Admission: Familiarize yourself with the entrance exams and merit-based admission process, as this might be the more likely route for securing your seat at JSBF.</li></ol><ul><li>ACT – 27 and above</li><li>CUET- 60 Percentile and above</li><li>SAT India – 1100 and Above</li><li>JSAT – 50 % and above</li><li>UGAT- 60 Percentile and above</li><li>LSAT – 50 percentile and above</li></ul>

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Jayesh Kumar

a year ago

No, you cannot join directly. If you mean, you can join after the 12th. Yes, you can but score a good grade first.

HERE'S THE ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA:

To be eligible for admission into B.Com. (Hons.) program at JSBF requires applicants to have completed the 10+2 level of schooling or its equivalent in humanities, science, or commerce from recognized Boards such as CBSE, ISC, State Boards, IB, Cambridge, and other Government-recognized Boards.

Selection Criteria:
Applicants are selected through a holistic admissions process conducted over three rounds.

Round 1: Screening of an Application form (includes extracurricu

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