Is JET compulsory for DPharm at JIS University?
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Yes, the candidates are required to take the JIS University Entrance Test (JET) for admission to the DPharm course. The selection in the diploma course is done based on the entrance score. Apart from this, aspirants must also be Class 12 pass with at least 60% aggregate with Physics and Chemistry as compulsory subjects, and Maths/Biology as third subject. To know about direct admissions, aspirants shall contact the admission office of the university.
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Jain-deemed-to-be University conducts JET or Jain Entrance Test for admission to UG, PG and MBA courses. Candidates can get admission without JET score only if they passed any other accepted entrance exam. The university accepts CAT, MAT, etc. for MBA ad JEE Main, COMEDK, etc. for BTech.
The application fees for Jain Entrance Test conducted by Jain-deemed-to-be University is INR 600. Aspirants can pay the fees via any of the online payment modes. Candidates can use debit card/ credit card/ UPI/ wallet/ net banking/ emi for payment.
Yes - there is the JET (Joint Entrance Test) in the admission requirement of this course. Admission to B.Sc. Agriculture in Lords University as one of the entry criteria is admission under JET exam.
Important Clarifications
Authority eligibility states that Admission via JET exam is applicable to admissions specifically to B.Sc. Agriculture (Hons.) at Lords.
There are also some sources that admission may be done on merit (12 th marks) or an entrance examination like JET.
This implies that in case you do not take JET, you may still be under the merit-based admission but the primary/normative pathwork is JET.
Merit-based ent
Yes - there is the JET (Joint Entrance Test) in the admission requirement of this course. Admission to B.Sc. Agriculture in Lords University as one of the entry criteria is admission under JET exam.
Important Clarifications
Authority eligibility states that Admission via JET exam is applicable to admissions specifically to B.Sc. Agriculture (Hons.) at Lords.
There are also sources indicating that admission can be either on the basis of merit (12th marks) or some entrance test like JET.
This is a hint that regardless of whether you did not take JET, you could still be under the merit based admission, but JET is the primary/regular path t
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