I am an SC candidate. Can I join LPU directly with my SC cut-off marks in JEE Mains without writing LPU-NEST? My score is 45 out of 360.
I got 45 mark and if cutoff for JEE main for SC candidates is 32 then can I get direct admission or not?
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Yes, of course, you can dear. You can take admission on the basis of your class 12th score as well. But the amount of scholarship would then be relatively less. It is suggested that you apply for LPU-NEST Exam, as this can fetch a greater amount of scholarship on the tuition fees. You can apply online and choose a test center as well as book a slot as per your own convenience. Furthermore, LPU has regional offices in several cities, you can call them up and inquire about the nearest regional office from your place. Do contact them and find out the best possible way to get admission and get the scholarship. -
Dear,
LPU-NEST is and entrance cum scholarship test. It is compulsory to appear for LPU-NEST and to score minimum of 40% in the exam to get a seat in LPU. Rest you can take scholarship on the basis of your JEE Mains score or class 12 result. -
Please visit this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor -
Hi dear, for LPU you should apply for LPU-NEST firstly and thereafter you can appear for interview.
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