Ask & Answer: India's Largest Education Community

Banaras Hindu University (BHU) does not accept IIT JAM scores for admission into the M.Sc Geology program. BHU conducts its own entrance exam for M.Sc Geology admissions.

• BHU M.Sc Geology Admission Website: The official website of BHU might have a dedicated section for the M.Sc Geology program that details the admission process, eligibility criteria, and important dates. Search for "Banaras Hindu University M.Sc Geology Admissions" to find the relevant webpage.
• Contact BHU Admissions Office: Directly contacting the BHU admissions office responsible for postgraduate programs in the Department of Geology is the most reliable way to get the latest information about the admission process and eligibility criteria. They can confirm whether they accept IIT JAM scores or if they have a separate entrance exam.

• Total Fees: The fee structure mentions a total of INR 79,000 for the first year and INR 72,000 for the second year (assuming you complete the program in the standard duration). This adds up to INR 1,51,000.
• Other Charges: There are additional charges mentioned, including Development Fee (INR 2,600 per year) and Other Charges (amount varies - INR 24,000 for the first year and INR 17,000 for the second year in the table). Adding these charges, we get an estimated total of around INR 1,82,000.
• Caution Money: The fee structure also mentions a refundable caution money of INR 3,000.

Therefore, the estimated total fee (excluding caution money) comes to INR 1,82,000 (tuition fees + other charges) + INR 79,000 (first-year fees) + INR 72,000 (second-year fees) = INR 2,23,000.

The window to raise objections against the JEE Main Answer Key 2024 has already closed. It typically happens a few weeks after the exam is conducted.

The process to raise objections usually involves these steps:

• Visit the Official Website: Go to the official website of the National Testing Agency (NTA)
• Find the Link: Look for a link or notification mentioning "Challenge (s) Regarding JEE Main Answer Key" or something similar.
• Login and Select Questions: You'll need to log in using your application number and date of birth. Then, you can select the specific questions for which you want to challenge the answer key option provided by the NTA.

• Supporting Documents: It's crucial to upload relevant documents or references supporting your claim for a different answer choice.
• Processing Fee: There's usually a non-refundable processing fee per question you challenge. Make sure you pay the fee before submitting your objection.

Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management and Engineering MBA admission involves multiple steps. Candidates need to follow the below-mentioned steps:
Eligibility Criteria: Candidates passing First Year of B.Tech. / B.E. with CGPA ≥ 3.00 out of 4.00 or equivalent marks (aggregate)

NMIMS CET: Candidates must appear for the entrance exam conducted by Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management and Engineering for MBA admission.

Application Form: Candidates have to fill out the application form available on the official website of NMIMS.

Application Fee: Candidates have to pay the application fee online through net banking, credit card, or debit card.

Shortlisting: Candidates will be shortlisted based on their NMIMS CET entrance exam. 

Merit Lists: The institute will prepare a merit list based on the performance of the candidate in the NMIMS-CET exam.

Final Selection: The final selection of candidates will be based on their last exam's qualifying score and NMIMS CET score.

You are technically eligible to appear for the JEE (Joint Entrance Examination) Mains with the combination of PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) and Mathematics as an optional subject in Class 12. However, there are some factors to consider before deciding to proceed:

Eligibility Criteria:

The National Testing Agency (NTA), which conducts JEE, mandates Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as compulsory subjects in the qualifying exam (Class 12 or equivalent) for appearing in JEE Mains. Since Mathematics was an optional subject in your case, you meet the minimum eligibility criteria on paper.

Challenges:

However, there are challenges to consider:

• Focus on PCB: Since your focus in Class 12 was likely on PCB subjects for medical entrance exams, your Mathematics foundation might not be as strong as students who opted for PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) combination.
• JEE Syllabus: The JEE syllabus for Mathematics is comprehensive and covers advanced concepts. You'll need significant effort to catch up with students who have a strong foundation in Mathematics.

Alternatives:

Here are some alternative paths depending on your career aspirations:

• Medical Entrance Exams: If your goal is to pursue a career in medicine, focus on preparing for medical entrance exams like NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) where PCB subjects hold the weightage.
• Other Engineering Entrance Exams: Explore other engineering entrance exams that might have a less stringent mathematics requirement or might place more weightage on Physics and Chemistry, your strong subjects. Some state-level engineering entrance exams or those conducted by private universities can be potential options.
• Rethink B.Tech.: If you're unsure about pursuing engineering, explore other career options in the Science field like research, biotechnology, or environmental sciences that align with your PCB background.