I got 801 TNR and 4114 AIR. Can I get admission in SASTRA University? If yes, which branches are possible?
Congratulations Abhishek! With your TNR score of 801 and AIR 4114, you can easily get admission in Sastra University through the online counselling process. You can try for ECE, EEE, Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, and Chemical Engineering.
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No, SASTRA University does not accept any admissions for BTech courses in offline mode. The entire admission process from registration for entrance exam to document verification is conducted online by SASTRA University.
No, candidates cannot get admission into BTech courses at SASTRA University. Candidates need to appear in JEE Main exam in order to qualify for BTech after Class 12th. However, 30% of total seat intake is allotted based on Class 12 board exam merit.
SASTRA University conducts an entrance exam for admission in MCA programme. The deemed-to-be university also considers graduation marks for final selection. Aspirants must pass a minimum of three-year bachelor's degree with Mathematics as a subject in Class 12 or qualifying degree to apply for MCA.
SASTRA University gives 50% weightage to Class 12 scores and 50% to CLAT scores in Phase-II. In Phase-I, admission is entirely based on scores of the aspirants in CLAT. In case the applicant has not appeared for CLAT, weighted score for 50% will become 0 but the Class 12 aggregate will be given 50%
No, aspirants need to fill out only one application form for stream 1 and stream 2 BTech admissions at SASTRA University. Aspirants need to submit Class 12 or JEE Main score in the form for admission.
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