As per the previous year data, if a candidate scores the 90 percentile in the General Category for the Home and Other state candidates, the Predicted rank ranges between 108240 and 123890 rank. 

One can get admission into Delhi Technological University but in their preferred branches, with 90 percentile marks.

If you are focusing on top branches like CSE, IT, Mechanical then you have to secure at least 99-98 percentile. 

For other branches like chemical, civi or biotechnology you have pretty good chances. 

Below is the last round cutoffs for DTU:

The candidates will have to upload the scanned copy of all the original documents which will be verified at the time of GD-PI and also during registration for final admission. The documents required are as follows:

• 10th Marksheet, 12th Marksheet, UG semester Marksheets, 
• Proof of Identity (Aadhar card, PAN, Driving License, etc)
• CAT Scorecard
• Work experience certificate along with the pay slip, offer letter and IIM Bangalore admission letter. 

Other than these, your extra-curricular activity certificates, academic excellence certificates and sports certificates should be submitted. The extracurricular activities also carry some weightage during the admission process along with the Interview and academic marks.

Candidates who are seeking admission to BHU must meet the eligibility criteria prescribed by the university. Generally, the eligibility for all the BHU programs is as follows:

• Undergraduate Courses: Candidates must have passed 10+2 with at least 50% aggregate marks from a recognized board of education. Reserved category candidates may be eligible for relaxations as per the university or government guidelines. Moreover, the candidates must not be more than 22 years old on 1st July of the year of admission.
• Postgraduate Courses: Candidates must have passed a relevant bachelor's degree under the 10+2+3 pattern with at least 50% aggregate marks from a recognized board/university. Also, an age limit might be prescribed for some postgraduate programs. 
• PhD Programs: Candidates must have passed a relevant master's degree with at least 55% aggregate marks from a recognized university.
• Certificate Courses: To opt for certificate courses of BHU, candidates must have passed 10+2 with a minimum aggregate of 45% marks from a recognized board of education.

Allahabad University admissions are based on entrance exams either conducted by the university or other state/national authorities. The university accepts various entrance exams for admission to its undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs like CUET, UGAT, PGAT, CRET, GATE, and UGC-NET. To qualify for Allahabad University admissions, candidates must have a valid score in the entrance exam and have the minimum percentage of marks in the qualifying examination. 

Depending on the course specialization chosen by the candidate, he/she will be required to choose the respective subject combination for his/her entrance exam. The question paper pattern for these exams varies based on the subject and level of the course. Once the results for these exams are declared, the university will release the cutoff list. Candidates who have a score that is equal to or higher than the cutoff will be called for the counseling session by the university. 

For years, there's been a doubt lingering among Indian students. Is BHU for Hindus and AMU for Muslims? Though both universities might include Hindu and Muslim in their names, they welcome students from all walks of life. Candidates belonging to any caste and religion can pursue higher education in BHU. 

The university was solely established to promote learning and research generally in Arts and Sciences in all branches and to advance and diffuse such scientific, technical, and professional knowledge, combined with the necessary practical training to promote indigenous industries and to develop the material resources of the country. Moreover, the university also reserves seats for certain minority-category students. 

IIM Ahmedabad offered admissions for PGP Batch 2023-25 at a minimum CAT percentile of 87.19 percentile. In total, 137909 general category candidates selected IIM Ahmedabad PGP as their CAT preference, of which 692 were shortlisted for PI WAT round and 197 students received the final offers. The details are tabulated below:

Admission Stats

Cutoff Stats

Waitlist

Class Composition

IIM Calcutta shortlisted 931 for WAT-PI out of 175543 general category candidates who selected IIM Calcutta PGP as their CAT Preference. The details are tabulated below:

Admission Stats

Cutoff Stats

Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeeth offers AEEE scholarship based on the rank in the entrance examination. Usually, 200+ scholarships are awarded based on the Amrita Entrance Examination - Engineering every year. The scholarship ranges from 25% to 90% per annum on tuition fees. 

Students with a rank under 1000 might be eligible for a 90% scholarship, candidates holding a 1000-2000 rank in AEEE could be provided with a 50% scholarship and students holding a position within 5000 rank holders can be entitled to a 25% scholarship. Getting a scholarship with a 13000 rank is difficult but not impossible. 

The scholarship slab depends on the AEEE 2024 rank, the availability of seats in a particular branch, and the number of applicants applying for that branch. 

The university has three scholarship slabs: Slab 1, Slab 2 and Slab 3. Every slab has a subsidized B.Tech fee for the academic year 2024-25. Depending on the rank of the candidate in AEEE 2024, the following subsidized fees must be paid:

• Slab 1: The B.Tech fees for Slab 1 range from INR 1,00,000 to INR 1,50,000 annually for various B.Tech specializations across seven campuses: Amaravati, Amritapuri, Bengaluru, Coimbatore, Chennai, Nagercoil, and Faridabad. 
• Slab 2: Under Slab 2, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeeth's B.Tech subsidized fee ranges from INR 1,25,000 to INR 2,90,000 per annum for all the specializations. 
• Slab 3: It is the last slab for students having a comparatively lower rank in AEEE. The B.Tech fees range from INR 1,50,000 to INR 4,00,000 on an annual basis. 

*The scholarship slab 1 and slab 2 are allotted for the academic year 2024-2025. 

Scholarship Continuation Criteria:

The continuation of AEEE scholarship is based on the fulfilment of the below-mentioned criteria:

• Academic Performance: For scholarship slab 1, the candidate must have a minimum of 8 CGPA at the end of each academic year and for slab 2, the minimum criteria is 7.5 CGPA.
• There should be no disciplinary action during the period of study in university.

If the student fails to maintain the above criteria, the Slab 1 candidate has to pay Slab 2 scholarship fees. Similarly, if the CGPA of a slab 2 student is less than 7.5, he or she has to pay slab 3 scholarship fees. 

In case, the student of a higher slab shifts to a lower slab, he or she will not be able to move back to the higher slab accomplished before.

JNU conducts an entrance test and an interview for admission of its PhD candidates. Usually, the written test carries 70% weightage, while 30% weightage is given to the interview. Most of the questions asked in the JNU PhD interview are about the research field the candidate plans to join. Below are the top 3 tips to crack the JNU PhD interview:

• Research your chosen PhD program: Since most of the questions asked at the JNU PhD interview are about your research proposal, make sure that you familiarize yourself with the topic. Be prepared for questions like 'Why this topic?' Or 'How do you plan to research the chosen topic?' You must also be updated with the recent trends and developments in your research topic and conduct mock interviews with friends or colleagues.
• Stay confident: Being confident during your JNU PhD interview has a great impact on your selection. Be confident throughout the interview session and make sure that you show your commitment to pursue the course.?
• Communicate effectively: When answering your interviewers' questions, ensure that you're clear with what you want to say. Do not hesitate or mix up things, but be clear and maintain good body language.

JNU admissions are quite competitive due to its high reputation in India and across the world. Students from Delhi and outside of Delhi compete for admission to various JNU courses. The university accepts CUET for admission to its undergraduate and postgraduate programs. When the CUET results are declared, JNU releases its cutoff scores and merit list accordingly. 

Candidates who have a CUET score that is at least equal to the cutoff scores will be called for the counseling session and will be allotted seats in their preferred institutions. Since a large number of applicants apply for JNU admissions, candidates must aim for a high percentile and a high CUET score. Good marks can ensure admission to JNU if not any other parameter.