Can NEST be given after doing B.Sc for pursuing integrated PhD?
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I'm assuming that you wanted to write about JEST (Joint Entrance screening test) and the answer is Yes, you can give JEST after B.Sc. To get integrated Ph.D. in many institutes you can check that on the site of JEST also there is integrated PhD. in TIFR where you've to give their own entrance exam GS also both of these entrance exams will be followed up by an interview. So best of luck and you actually should have potential to pursue for an integrated course.
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Hey, so from what I've checked on LPU's official site, the NEST counselling is mainly done online, which is super convenient for us students anywhere in India. You just log in after your results, pick your preferred courses and seats based on your rank, and lock it all in digitally—no need to travel right away.
It's got this smooth flow: download your scorecard, fill choices online, get seat allotment via merit, pay the initial fee (like INR20,000) through net banking or UPI, then submit docs later. LPU makes it flexible too, letting you pay offline at campus if you prefer, but the core process stays online for quick access.
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Yeah, LPU totally releases the LPU NEST counselling dates on their official site—it's super organized and student-friendly. For 2026, they've got it starting February 8th onwards for B.Tech, with online seat preferences from Feb 8-10, results on 12th, and admissions up to late Feb. Results drop quick, like within 24-48 hours post-exam, so you can jump right into counselling without waiting forever.
It's all online mostly, through nest.lpu.in, where you update choices and get allotments based on your score—makes it easy from anywhere. No offline hassle unless you want campus visits for fees. LPU keeps everything updated live, way
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