How can I get admission in Thapar University?

JEE Main -106, OBC category, 12th CBSE -88.2%.

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M
2 months ago

Thapar University admission process includes the submission of the application form, entrance test, release of merit list, counselling process and final fee payment process. Check below admission process:

Visit the official website of the University and fill application form. The Thapar University ap

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7 years ago
Well, it depends on what curriculum you are talking about. Thapar Institute of Engineering offers various like B.E. / B.Tech M.E. , MBA and various sub branches under. I'm considering here B.E. Well there are 2 ways to join a B.E. Course at Thapar University first via JEE Mains marks and the cutoffs

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Ankita Sharma
7 years ago
Hi, Admissions are open for the second semester of B.Tech/BE, BE-MBA and BE international engineering programme. You can visit their website to know more- http://bit.ly/TIETAdmissions2018 Thapar has recently ranked 31st in QS India Rankings 2019. All the best!

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Arshita Vashishat
8 years ago
There is an application form by Thapar. Firstly, you need to fill that. Then, the cut-off lists will be released by Thapar itself. According to that cut-off, your admission will depend. The cut-off lists will be for your JEE Mains score. But I think you are too late to fill the form.

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