What is the required score in HSC and JEE Mains to get admission in VIT, BITS, DTU, NIT-Bhopal, LPU or SRM for CSE?
I belong to the SC category.
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Hi there, VIT, BITs and LPU all take their own entrance exams VITEE, BITSAT and LPU NEST for admission. LPU NEST also doubles as scholarship test too. The cut offs are different every year for all categories. So you need to apply and write the examinations clear and wait If the university sends you the admission offer. I suggest you go for LPU as its stellar record in placements is unmatched yet. Also if you perform well in LPU NEST who knows you land up the highest scholarship of upto 40% of programme fee!
Do visit www.admission.lpu.in for eligibility, scholarship and admission process. DVD. -
Pratap, for admission to B.Tech you need 60% in class 12 along with 80 marks in JEE Mains.
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Hi Pratap Sikdar,
Admission in LPU is done on the bases of their entrance exam I. e LPU NEST. Cutoff for that depends upon various parameters. As per previous year's result, it is approximately 35%-40%. -
For getting admission in LPU in it to get at least 60% marks in the last qualifying examination. Moreover, if your number is more than 70% or 70% you can get direct admission without giving the LPU nest exam along with scholarship. -
You require at least 60 % marks in your class 12th result and 80 percentile in your JEE Mains to take admissions for CSE in LPU. For more information contact the university.
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The minimum score considered is 80 percentile in JEE Main and in HSC is minimum 60%. For more details please visit LPU website and call on toll free number 1800 102 4431. -
You're supposed to be in the top ranks if you want to take admission in BITS, DTU or NIT. Else just give JEE Mains and apply for admission in SRM or LPU. -
Admission in VIT, SRM, LPU and BITS is done via their separate exams, however for colleges like DTU and NIT, Bhopal you need to score more than 65% marks in your board exams and around 120 marks in JEE Mains to get top branches. -
Dear Pratap,
I have heard that you need a minimum of 60 % in class 12th and at least 74 marks in JEE Mains for admission in LPU.
Check the link below:
http://www.lpu.in/programmes/engineering/b-tech-computer-science
It is a world-class university with good placements. Check their website for more details.
Good luck. -
Hi,
You need to score minimum of 80 percentile in JEE Mains to get direct admission in LPU.
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