I think BHU is a grad level course while JNU offers only at Masters and Doctoral level courses (MSc, M.Phil and PhD in Environmental Sciences), so technically you can go for BOTH.

But given the choice JNU Environmental Sc has no match. This is because of

1. Extensive exposure
2. Established research

Hello student,

JNU e is a university level examination organised by national testing agency by which student can take admission into various UG PG and another program. It is conducted once in a year. This is a computer based test with hundred MCQs of in 3 hours.

For each correct

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JNU Eligibility Criteria 2020 for different courses. Candidates appearing for bachelors in arts must have completed 10+2 years of Education. The candidate must have passed with a minimum 45% marks in the aggregate. Candidates who are waiting for the 10+2 result are also eligible to appear for the

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You can get JNU entrance previous year question papers by visiting our page the link for the same given below

https://university.careers360.com/articles/jnu-sample-paper/amp

These  papers will help you to understand the types of questions which are asked in exam, you will understand the important topics which are covered in the exam

You should secure minimum 45% in the board exam.

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JNUEE 2020 contains 4 sections and total of 100 multiple choice questions. There is no negative marking in the exam. Major sections include general Aptitude, 10+2 maths, bachelor's maths and computer science. To get the details of syllabus topic wise kindly visit the website given below

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Admission in DTU, NSUT and IIIT, Delhi is based on merit in JEE Main conducted by NTA. Joint Admission Counselling Committee, Delhi  (JAC) will conduct separate counselling for admission to Engineering and B.Arch based on merit in Paper 1 and Paper 2 respectively. The dates for JAC counselling is

Hello dear,

10+2 or appearing with a minimum of 45% is mandatory for a bachelor in foreign languages.

Regardless of your language choice, JNU conducts a common entrance exam for all candidates.

The questions will be in English, and it is a Computer-based test (CBT).

The syllabus comprises general knowledge,