What is the required score in UPTU and JEE Mains to get admission in HBTI?
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Group Captain Vinayak Deodhar La vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser | Scholar-Level 18
8 years agoHello Manavendra, cut off scores for different course vary from 600 to 3000. However, AIR in JEE Mains this year will be totally different than the last year. My advise is not to worry about ranking but concentrate on studies. Best wishes. -
Hello Manavendra, cut off scores for different course vary from 600 to 3000. However, AIR in JEE Mains this year will be totally different than the last year. My advise is not to worry about ranking but concentrate on studies. Best wishes. -
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Dear, HBTU is no longer a part of UPTU since 2017. You need to score under 50k (in JEE Mains) to get descent branch in HBTU. -
See, this college is now only taking admissions through the JEE Mains score only and hence if you want to get into this college then you have to score under 60k rank to get admission in any non-core branch.
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