How hard is getting admission into GKV - Gurukula Kangri Vishwavidyalaya?

<p>Getting admission into Gurukula Kangri Vishwavidyalaya (GKV) can be moderately competitive, depending on the course. For undergraduate programs like B.E./B.Tech, the admission process is primarily based on the JEE Main score, and candidates need to meet the eligibility requirements, including having passed 10+2 with Physics, Mathematics, and a minimum of 45% marks. While the selection criteria ensure a certain level of academic achievement, the overall difficulty of admission also depends on factors like the number of applicants and the availability of seats.&nbsp;GKV is a well-regarded institution, but it is not as competitive as some of the top national engineering colleges, so for students with a reasonable score in JEE Main, securing admission is relatively achievable. However, for highly sought-after branches, there may be more competition.</p>

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<p>Seeking admission at Gurukula Kangri University (GKV) is fully or also very competitive depending on the course of study, and how well the applicant performs the entrance exams.</p><p>When it comes to B.Tech (Engineering): There is a avilable seat of B.Tech lateral entry who is full Fill All India JEE Main exam and the selected candidate is shown based on the All India Rank (AIR) Obtained on that particular exam. The situations may differ in some parameters like the GKV is not moderate yet very competitive as the overhead IITS and NITS. Seating for the Candidates is allotted through JoSAA or CSAB counsleing sessions that the candidates must attend.</p><p>In addition to courses already mentioned: Usually obligation for admission depends on specific course details doing which. In the case of undergraduate programs, candidates are required to fulfill certain minimum requirements (in this case for example a given percentage of marks in the 12th exam). For example, in case of gender studies where there are no other screening criteria, candidates may be selected through an entrance examination like the CUET or a university specific entrance examination.</p><p>General Considerations: GKV is slightly more than 100 years old and though commands some respect, it is in areas such as Vedic studies, Sanskrit, Yoga, etc., that it has much more fame than in engineering or other technical fields. Therefore admission in such non-engineering programs may be comparatively easier while the engineering stream would be relatively competitive.</p>

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